Not much to say here. I may add more explanation later. I made this tool because I noticed that I'm much more likely to succeed and stay motivated on any goal when I track my daily progress. Download it and check it out. Could help you with saving/planning. Just enter the dollar amounts, dates, days, … Continue reading Cashflow Projector (Speadsheet Budget Tool) →

This post is a follow-up to one of my recent blog posts. There's lots of guides out there on this topic - actually too many because lots of them don't work 100%. Trust me, I went through weeks of hell figuring it out. This is the simplest, most straightforward guide I've found. It only required … Continue reading Running Serverless Code on AWS Lambda →

I looked through my external hard drive recently and realized just how many Python scripts I've made over the past 2 years or so. Most of the applications involved scraping the web to get contact info from companies for sales leads, but I've also used the Python/Selenium web driver solution to contact potential customers via … Continue reading Using automation for Fun & Profit with Python and Selenium →

One of the most important aspects of a social media app is being able to see your user info. In the case that you have multiple accounts, you want to be able to look up and see who you're logged in as in the navigation bar. I wrote this post so that you could see … Continue reading Creating a Twitter Clone Part 2: The Navigation Bar →

There are a few main components to making your own post-based timeline app. I started taking an interest in Vue.js when I found out that it was the easiest JavaScript framework to use. Then I checked out a few tutorials on YouTube to see how it all fit together. Here's what I found. You basically … Continue reading Creating a Twitter Clone: Part 1, “The Timeline” →

First, you should've already signed up for an Android Developer account and logged into the Google Play Console to get a Google App Signing/Upload key, which is a topic for another blog… Also, every time you update your app, you MUST update your version code or the app upload won't work when you get to … Continue reading Uploading your app to the Google Play Store →

When I first learned about APIs, I didn't really understand what they were all about. After working with them a few times, my basic description is that they're a way for websites and apps to share specific parts of their code with the public, based on the specific syntax rules that they've allowed. APIs can … Continue reading APIs: Connecting to Twitter via Postman →

For all of the details, you can get a paid Pro subscription plan from Codecademy. Here are the basics: Clustering is the most well-known unsupervised learning technique. It finds structure in unlabeled data by identifying similar groups, or clusters. It's an Unsupervised method of Machine Learning, which means that your data isn't labeled beforehand. You … Continue reading K-Means Clustering (Data Science: Unstructured Machine Learning Example) →

If you're new to Google Analytics, then you'll definitely need to know how to use these three tools in order to get the most out of your data: referral exclusions regular expressions (regex) User Explorer Referral Exclusions If you're not using referral exclusions, then your source/medium data can get distorted. For example, say that your … Continue reading The 3 tools that took my Google Analytics data to the next level →

I was thinking about the different types of friends again, and thought that I should make this post to help visualize the difference between real friends and everybody else. Among all of these, I consider frenemies to be the worst. Unlike leeches they're at least beneficial sometimes (often strategically), which makes it harder to just … Continue reading Who Benefits? →