Eleanor Palmer

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Learning Javascript: Thinkful vs. Code School

Wow, it’s been awhile since I updated this blog! In the past few months, I’ve taken on a part-time temp job, started a grassroots group, and most relevant to this blog, I’ve gained a solid grasp of Javascript. I know

Ele April 25, 2015April 25, 2015 Javascript, Web Development No Comments Read more

Tips for Cleaning Up Data in Excel

Cleaning up the data is a key step in the data analysis process. In almost all the job interviews I’ve landed, data quality has been mentioned as an important component of the position. A mistake in the data set can

Ele January 1, 2015December 31, 2014 Data Analysis, Excel No Comments Read more

Preparing for Spring 2015

It’s been a rough year. Seven months following my graduation and I remain unemployed. I’ve had a few leads that led to interviews in the past two months, but none of them panned out. On the other hand, in 2014

Ele December 29, 2014January 1, 2015 Data Analysis, Jobs and Careers, Python No Comments Read more

When You Don’t Need School

I learned a lot during college. How to communicate effectively to an audience, how to critically evaluate an issue, how to work on a team and how to work by myself. My education improved me as a person and was

Ele October 20, 2014 Jobs and Careers No Comments Read more

Blend Conf, User Experience, and My Current Career Path

On Friday, I drove to Charlotte to attend Blend Conf, a conference featuring speakers on web development, design, and user experience. While I learned a lot about web development at this event, it also reminded me why I wanted to

Ele September 16, 2014September 16, 2014 Jobs and Careers, User Experience, Web Development No Comments Read more

Five Lessons I’ve Learned While Learning to Code

Learning a new skill, especially one as complex as programming, can be frustrating at times. Keeping the following in mind allows me to stay motivated and reduce anxiety while learning to code. 1) Know the fundamentals first. For me, the most frustrating part

Ele September 5, 2014 Web Development No Comments Read more

It’s Ok To Give Up

Sometimes, there is nothing more liberating and fulfilling than giving up a dream. Since I completely and totally gave up my goal of a PhD, I’ve been accomplishing so much more. I’ve been socializing regularly and learning something new every

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On Getting There

The hardest part about changing career goals is, of course, figuring out exactly how to do it. I’m used to the idea that getting a certain type of job means getting a certain type of degree. That’s not really necessary

Ele August 13, 2014 Jobs and Careers, Web Development No Comments Read more

Learn HTML and CSS for Free

There’s a lot that goes into building an interactive webpage. I’m investing some money in Thinkful and Treehouse in order to learn all the skills I need to be a great web developer. However, if you just want to learn

Ele July 23, 2014July 21, 2014 CSS, HTML No Comments Read more

Warm-Up Coding Exercises

There’s no better way to master a skill than lots of practice. It can be difficult to figure out how exactly to go about practicing web development, especially when starting out. A general tip is “build projects,” but that’s kind of

Ele July 21, 2014July 23, 2014 CSS, Javascript, Web Development No Comments Read more
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About

My background is in social science research. After graduating with my MA in Psychology, I decided to change directions and learn web development. This blog chronicles my journey learning new technologies.

My skills include front-end and back-end web development using the .NET stack.

All opinions on this blog are my own.

Recent Posts

  • Building a SXA Site Search Module
  • How to Build a SXA Module for a Search Listing Feature
  • A Complete Curriculum for Becoming a .Net Web Developer
  • Strategies for Successful Self-Learning
  • How to Become A Web Developer: A Comparison of the CS Degree, Coding Bootcamp, and Self-Teaching

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