Choosing the Right Statistical Test
Over the past 10 years across my roles as an undergraduate researcher, graduate researcher, quantitative analyst, Ed Tech researcher, and data scientist, I have...
Author: Bob Bodily
JavaScriptPractice.com
I’m starting a series of posts related to my latest venture, JavaScriptPractice.com. It’s a competency-based, gamified, asynchronous learning platfo...
xAPI Student Dashboards
xAPI student dashboards are growing in popularity and are an emerging area for corporate training and online education. I am going to write a series of posts ex...
Success Story for “Newbie to Full-Stack Mobile App Developer” Challenge
Four months ago I decided I was going to take a deep dive into the world of mobile development. I previously had data science experience with python and R (data...
Running a Bash Script in a Cron Job: Python Falcon Crontab
In my last post I talked about how I built my own login system, handled user passwords, authenticated users when they tried to sign in, and stored a session var...
Building My Own Login System: Python Falcon Corona SDK Lua Material UI
In my last post I discussed how to handle long HTTP request processes using asynchronous workers (Celery and RabbitMQ). In this post, I am going to describe the...
Handling Long HTTP Requests Using Asynchronous Worker: Python, Celery, and RabbitMQ
In my last post, I talked about how to pull responses from my database, display them in my client (Corona SDK/Lua/Mobile platform), track which ones are selecte...
Python Falcon API Method #2, Liking Posts, and Updating Data in MongoDB
In my last post, I discussed a back-end API method to store responses in my MongoDB submitted from a user text input box via a POST request. In this post, I wil...
Front-End/Back-End: Making an API and More Fun with Corona SDK, Lua, and Material-UI
In my last two posts (front-end post, back-end post) I developed a timer that counts down to 0. When it hits 0, an event will fire to move to a new scene. I als...
Front-End: Developing a Timer
In my last post, I talked about using a button action to access text input from a text box. This could then be added to a table or saved to a database, or both ...
