Only Bella Hadid can wear a sheer top and white jeans to the beach
by Mel EvansOnly the bravest of sartorial lions will go for the white jeans look, but somehow Bella Hadid rocked a pair of light denim with a sheer top to the beach – and made it work.
2009 style, but make it beach fashion, we suppose.
The Victoria’s Secret model has hit the snooze button on life as she took some time out in St Barts this week, donning a rather peculiar beachside dress code.
While her seaside comrades would usually opt for the more traditional wear of bikini or swimsuit, or, heck, at least a pair of board shorts, Bella, 23, said sod off to the saltwater norms and put on her most impractical beach threads.
Wearing a white, meshy, see-through halter top, she evidently decided by going sheer on the top she needed to go heavy on the bottom and so put on a pair of white, straight-leg jeans. The kind we stopped wearing in 2009 when we realised white trousers attract all types of unsavoury stains.
She then added a pair of lightly tinted sunglasses that will do nothing to protect her corneas from UV rays. But that’s fashion, we suppose.
The woman was somewhat feeling herself, as she posed up against a tree, wanting to document her all-white, summertime ensemble while she could.
Because, let’s face it, that outfit will stay white for all of 10 minutes before the sand enacts its plans of outfit domination.
Clearly, we do beach days very differently from Miss Hadid.
It comes after she continued her whole ‘life’s a beach’ schtick where she was spotted drinking a martini from a cocktail glass in the sea like it ain’t no thing over the weekend.
Wearing a cut-out one piece – think of the tan lines! – she cut quite the relaxed figure, with her hair swept back into a wet bun, having donned another pair of teeny tiny sunglasses. She then hung out on a paddleboard somehow making lounging on a flotation device look effortless.
Meanwhile, we’re here writing this in the freezing cold temperatures of London, wearing multiple layers underneath a puffa coat and knowing this weather is only going to get worse…
Cheers to you, Bella – you’re doing it right.
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We're having our first lab meeting of 2014 this week. As usual, we'll hold it twice to accommodate different time zones: once at 20:00 Eastern on Wednesday, February 26, and again at 11:00 Eastern on Thursday, February 27. Connection details will be posted on the meeting's Etherpad, and everyone is welcome both to attend and to add agenda items to the 'pad beforehand.


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Currently at Disney Streaming building the APIs and services that deliver the personalized content discovery experience for Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu. Previously at VMware for over seven years working on Cloud Director, a web-based Infrastructure-as-a-Service solution. Prior to that was the sole software engineer at StopBadware, a small non-profit with a mission of making the Web safer.
A former hospitality manager, I began learning to program after almost-accidentally discovering VBA for Excel. Originally there was no intention of a career change but before long I fell in love with writing code to solve problems - and enjoyed it more so than I had ever enjoyed doing anything. I decided my future lay not with hotels, but with software development.
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Quickly assessing someone's Twitter activity by glancing at their profile can be tough to get an accurate idea of tweet frequency; shouldifollow was intially created to easily see how often an account tweets and was later expanded to provide other data points.
It displays the following metrics:
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- Retweets per day
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- Number of hashtags used
- Retweeted by others
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Working on this is a lot of fun as it allows me to combine my enjoyment of World of Warcraft with my passion for coding. DontCast is an addon that warns players when their target would be immune to damage (i.e. "don't bother casting"). It displays the name and icon of their opponent's damage mitigating ability, along with a timer counting down the seconds until the ability expires.
Originally created for my own use but added to Curse in case anyone else found it useful - I thought maybe a dozen people would download it, but it currently has over 200,000 downloads!
View on GitHub.
As an avid World of Warcraft PvPer I would frequently find myself looking up players on the leaderboards to see what talent choices they were making. This was a time-consuming process which limited the sample-size and so I created PvP Leaderboard.
PvP Leaderboard looks up (daily) the players on each of the leaderboards and then provides the results (with optional filtering) allowing someone to quickly and easily see the talents top players are choosing and view the US and EU leaderboards.
As the name implies this site also lists the players on the leaderboards of each brack in the US and EU regions (wich similar filtering capabilities).
On GitHub: web app (Ruby on Rails), updater (Go).
Received a 3.96 (out of 4.0) on my Capstone Project for WGU, a Java application that predicts stock market movement based on Twitter activity. The program analyzes mentions of a company's ticker symbol to determine a bullish, bearish, or neutral opinion based on the content of each post. Each score is then adjusted for age of post and past accuracy of author before determining the overall sentiment for a stock.
Experience
Senior Software Engineer
Box
December 2021 → April 2022
February 2019 → October 2021 (Senior MTS)
August 2017 → February 2019 (MTS 3)
July 2015 → August 2017 (MTS 2)
June 2014 → July 2015 (MTS 1)
February 2012 → June 2014
August 2010 → February 2012
March 2010 → August 2010
September 2005 → January 2009
November 2004 → September 2005
Education


Class BrokenRule
Represents a broken rule
Inheritance
System.Object
BrokenRule
Inherited Members
System.Object.ToString()
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
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public class BrokenRule
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Initializes a new instance of BrokenRule
Declaration
public BrokenRule(IRule rule, object instance, IRuleContext context)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IRule | rule | IRule that is broken |
| System.Object | instance | Instance related to the broken rule when evaluated |
| IRuleContext | context | IRuleContext rule was running in |
Properties
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Gets the context in which the rule was broken
Declaration
public IRuleContext Context { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IRuleContext |
Instance
Gets the instance used for evaluating the IRule
Declaration
public object Instance { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object |
Reasons
Gets the BrokenRuleReason why the rule is broken
Declaration
public IEnumerable<BrokenRuleReason> Reasons { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<BrokenRuleReason> |
Rule
Gets the type of rule that is broken
Declaration
public IRule Rule { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IRule |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAddReason(BrokenRuleReason)
Add a reason for the IRule being broken
Declaration
public void AddReason(BrokenRuleReason reason)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BrokenRuleReason | reason | BrokenRuleReason |


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Consulted about responsive layout and design for a user-friendly experience
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This was a recruitment landing page contracted by the Admissions department with a very tight deadline. The page was designed and developed from start to finish by me in collaboration with a graphic designer. The goal of the project was to promote high school recruitment and the first-year student journey. Mockups were designed and shared between the design and web development departments. Quick web prototypes were developed to show designers the potential of the design mockups and how they would transition to responsive layouts on the web. Collaboration with designers and stakeholders was key throughout the development process before launching the final product/site. Project stakeholders and recruiters were pleased with the final outcome and the use of this new page as a tool for recruitment and admissions.


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The main Titanium.UI
module.
The UI module is responsible for native user-interface components and interaction inside Titanium. The goal of the UI module is to provide a native experience along with native performance by compiling Javascript code into their native counterparts as part of the build process.
Design
The UI module is broken down into 3 major area:
-
Views - Views are containers that host visual elements such as controls or other views. Views can have their properties customized, such as their border color and radius, can fire events such as swipe events or touches, and can optionally contain a hierarchy or other views as children. In Titanium, most views are specialized to perform both a visual function and set of interaction behaviors such as Table View or Coverflow View. Views are always named with the suffix
View
. -
Controls - controls, or sometimes referred as widgets, are visual elements such as sliders, buttons and switches. They provide a visual element which has a defined behavior and typical have special configuration and special events. Controls themselves are views and also inherit a views properties, functions and events.
-
Windows - Windows are typically top-level visual constructs that are the main part of your interface. An application will always have at least one window and windows can take different shapes and sizes, can have display and interaction properties such as fullscreen or modal and can be customized, such as changing their opacity or background color. Windows themselves are views and also inherit a views properties, functions and events. There are a few specialization of Windows such as a Tab Group which offer additional behavior beyond the basic Window.
Titanium uses the Factory Pattern for
constructing objects and a general naming pattern for APIs. For example, to construct a
Alert Dialog, you call the method Titanium.UI.createAlertDialog
.
To create a TextArea, you call the method Titanium.UI.createTextArea
.
Once an object is created, it will be available until it goes out of scope.
Optimizations
UI objects are optimized by Titanium to not be realized into the drawing context and placed into
the device UI surface until needed. That means that you can create UI objects, set their
properties and add them to their hierarchy without much worry about memory or performance.
When the native drawing surface needs to render a specific view or control, Titanium will
automatically create the view as needed. Additionally, Titanium is optimized to also release
memory once the view is no longer needed, on screen or in low memory situations. However, it's
a good idea to help Titanium along in certain cases where you are no longer using objects. For
example, you should call close
on a Window instance when you are no
longer using it. You can safely call open
on the window again to re-open it.
Global Context and Threading
Be careful with the objects that are created in app.js
but only used once. Since the app.js
context is global and generally is not garbage collected until the application exits, you
should think about the design of your application as it relates to this fact.
Window objects that are opened up with the url
property to another
JavaScript file provide a nice way to decompose your application into smaller units.
Additionally, Window objects created with a url
value run in a separate JavaScript context
and thread. While all UI processing is done on the main UI thread, other processing inside
a Window or the app.js
that does not have UI interaction will run in its own thread.
The other benefit of using the url
property is that when the window is closed, resources
allocated in the window's context can be immediately cleaned up, saving resources such as
memory and CPU.
For more information, see the sections "Sub-contexts" and "Passing Data Between Contexts" on the Window reference page.
Portability
Titanium components are designed to be portable across as many platforms as it supports.
However, there are cases where a device either does not support a specific feature or capability
or where it support additional functionality. For cases where the device OS supports
capabilities that other platforms do not, we attempt to place those capabilities in a separate
namespace, such as Titanium.UI.iPhone
. However, in cases where the control is in a common
namespace and support additional features, we continue to place that functionality directly on
the object.
Events
Event listeners must be defined before their respective events are likely to be fired, otherwise they are not guaranteed to be called. The open and focus Window event listeners, for instance, must be defined before the window is opened.
Evaluating events as late as possible while bearing the above consideration in mind, however, can significantly improve application responsiveness. For example, an event listener for a click event may be defined after the parent window has been opened.
Colors
Many UI components have properties that control their color.
Colors may be specified as a hex triplet to determine the red, green and blue channels. Thus,
'#000000'
is specified for black, '#ff0000'
for red, '#00ff00'
for green, '#0000ff'
for
blue, and '#ffffff'
for white, etc. A channel may be abbreviated when its two hex digits are
identical, such as '#000'
, '#f00'
, '#0f0#'
, '#00f'
and '#fff'
for the above colors,
respectively.
An additional alpha channel is supported as a prefix to the hex triplet. So, to make
the purple-like color '#ff00ff'
semi-opaque, you could use an alpha value of '55'
, giving,
'#55ff00ff'
or '#5f0f'
.
Note that while the pound symbol, #
, is not mandatory on iOS when using the hex triplet format,
it is recommended to include it to provide compatibility with other platforms.
iOS also accepts colors specified in the form, rgb(R,G,B)
and rgba(R,G,B,A)
, with the color
channels inside the parethesis represented by integer numbers between 0
and 255
and the
alpha channel by a float number between 0
and 1.0
(transparent to opaque, respectively).
For example, an opaque purple could be obtained using 'rgb(255,0,255)'
and a semi-opaque purple
using 'rgba(255,0,255,0.3)'
. Note that although this format will work if the rgb
or rgba
prefix is omitted, this is not officially supported and thus not recommended.
Alternatively, the following set of color names are recognized.
'aqua'
, 'black'
, 'blue'
, 'brown'
, 'cyan'
, 'darkgray'
, 'fuchsia'
, 'gray'
,
'green'
, 'lightgray'
, 'lime'
, 'magenta'
, 'maroon'
, 'navy'
, 'olive'
, 'orange'
,
'pink'
, 'purple'
, 'red'
, 'silver'
, 'teal'
, 'white'
, 'yellow'
.
Currently, Android does not support the color name 'brown'
and iOS does not support 'aqua'
,
'fuchsia'
, 'lime'
or 'maroon'
.
All color properties also accept a value of 'transparent'
.
If a color property is undefined, the default color of the particular UI element is applied. If a color value is not valid on iOS, the default color is applied, whereas, on Android, the color yellow is applied.
Besides the above mentioned colors, the following constants can be used to specify iOS system textures. These constants can be used wherever a color value is required:
- COLOR_SCROLLVIEW_BACKGROUND
- COLOR_VIEW_FLIPSIDE_BACKGROUND
- COLOR_GROUP_TABLEVIEW_BACKGROUND
- COLOR_UNDER_PAGE_BACKGROUND (Only available on iOS SDK 5.0 and above.)
Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to invoke when the event is fired. |
Applies the properties to the proxy.
Arguments
| props | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of properties to apply. |
Converts one type of unit to another using the metrics of the main display.
Arguments
| convertFromValue | [String] | Measurement and optional unit to convert from, i.e. 160, "120dip". Percentages are not accepted. |
| convertToUnits | [String] | Desired unit for the conversion result. Use one of the unit constants in Titanium.UI. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.2DMatrix
.
Arguments
| parameters | [MatrixCreationDict] | Initial transformation of the matrix. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.3DMatrix
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.3DMatrix>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.3DMatrix except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.ActivityIndicator
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.ActivityIndicator>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.ActivityIndicator except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.AlertDialog
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.AlertDialog>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.AlertDialog except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Animation
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Animation>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Animation except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Button
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Button>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Button except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.ButtonBar
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.ButtonBar>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.ButtonBar except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.DashboardItem
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.DashboardItem>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.DashboardItem except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.DashboardView
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.DashboardView>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.DashboardView except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.EmailDialog
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.EmailDialog>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.EmailDialog except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.ImageView
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.ImageView>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.ImageView except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Label
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Label>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Label except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.MaskedImage
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.MaskedImage>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.MaskedImage except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Notification
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Notification>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Notification except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.OptionDialog
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.OptionDialog>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.OptionDialog except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Picker
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Picker>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Picker except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.PickerColumn
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.PickerColumn>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.PickerColumn except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.PickerRow
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.PickerRow>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.PickerRow except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.ProgressBar
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.ProgressBar>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.ProgressBar except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.ScrollView
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.ScrollView>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.ScrollView except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.ScrollableView
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.ScrollableView>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.ScrollableView except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.SearchBar
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.SearchBar>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.SearchBar except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Slider
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Slider>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Slider except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Switch
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Switch>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Switch except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Tab
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Tab>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Tab except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.TabGroup
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.TabGroup>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.TabGroup except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.TableView
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.TableView>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.TableView except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.TableViewRow
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.TableViewRow>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.TableViewRow except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.TableViewSection
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.TableViewSection>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.TableViewSection except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.TextArea
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.TextArea>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.TextArea except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.TextField
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.TextField>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.TextField except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.View
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.View>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.View except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.WebView
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.WebView>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.WebView except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Creates and returns an instance of Titanium.UI.Window
.
Arguments
| parameters | [Dictionary<Titanium.UI.Window>] | Properties to set on a new object, including any defined by Titanium.UI.Window except those marked not-creation or read-only. |
Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
Gets the value of the backgroundColor property.
Gets the value of the backgroundImage property.
Gets the value of the currentTab property.
Gets the value of the currentWindow property.
Gets the value of the orientation property.
Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Sets the value of the backgroundColor property.
Arguments
| backgroundColor | [String] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the backgroundImage property.
Arguments
| backgroundImage | [String] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the currentTab property.
Arguments
| currentTab | [Titanium.UI.Tab] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the orientation property.
Arguments
| orientation | [Number] | New value for the property. |


I am Frank Ndung'u, a technology junkie. I grew up in Thika in a small surburb called Delta, I attended Thika Memorial Church school. It was there that I familiarized myself with a computer, I took up a ICDL course in JKUAT upon completion
I landed a job in networking. I did it for a few months then went on to study Oil&Gas Management at Pioneer International University, it landed me an internship at Lake Oil but I quit right after. The reason why I quit was because
my passion lied else where, I was really in to technology and so I decided to take up a programming course in order to build cool stuff and plus I suffer from idea disease. An idea is useless unless acted upon so that is why I
decided to join Moringa School.
Some of my hobbies and interests include;


An occupational change occurs when one gets promoted to a higher-level occupation. An Orc Raider may advance to
Destroyer
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Budi Ardianata
PERSONAL INFORMATION
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- +62 821 8002 0273
- 57, Untung Suropati Street
- Bandar Lampung
- Lampung (35142)
Project Experience
Company Profile
Restu Bumi Adventure
Technologies used:
- JavaScript
- PHP Framework (CI)
- HTML/CSS
- MySQL
Website
Jejak Traveler
Technologies used:
- WordPress
- PHP
- HTML/CSS
- JavaScript
Android Game App
Android Developer (NoemDev - Pixel Art)
Technologies used:
- C#
- Unity
- JavaScript
- Firebase
- Ilustrator
- Photoshop
Android Game App
Android Developer (Triopix.dev)
Technologies used:
- C#
- Unity
- JavaScript
- Firebase
- Ilustrator
Android Education App
Android Developer (oneapps.edu)
Technologies used:
- Java (Android Studio)
- Firebase
- REST API
- HTML
- SQLite
And Many More
...........
Ability, Skills & Tools
Interpersonal
- Good attitude
- team work
- kind
- communicative
- diligent
- tolerant
- target oriented
- discipline
- honest
- responsible
Programing
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JAVA
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HTML/CSS
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PHP
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JavaScript
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C#
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SQL/SQLite
Design
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Photoshop
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Ilustrator
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Corel
Others
- Git
- Firebase
- WordPress
- SEO / ASO
- Ms. Office
Organization Experience
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General ChairmanHimpunan Mahasiswa Teknik Informatika2014-2015
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Social and Sponsorship DivisionHimpunan Mahasiswa Teknik Informatika2014
Education
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Informatics Enginering (S.Kom)Informatics & Bussines Institute DarmajayaGPA : 3.22/42012 - 2016
Course/Training
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Foresec Certified In Networking SecurityForesec Academy2016
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Student Creativity ProgramMinistry of Research, Technology and Higher Education (Ristekdikti)2014
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English Elementary CourseDarmajaya Language Center2013
Awards
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Foresec Certified In Networking SecurityGrade : A
2016
Language
- Indonesia (Active)
- English (Native)
Interests
- Hiking
- Rafting
- Snorkling
- Coding
- Gameing
Sincerely,
Budi Ardianata


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The Crowne Plaza is conveniently located just off Route 95 and 295 in Warwick, and there is a shuttle bus from nearby T. F. Green airport and commuter rail station. We've put together a hotel FAQ to answer many of your questions, which will be updated as we gather more information. |
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The hotel allows up to four people to occupy a room. Please do not exceed this. ADA-accessible rooms are available on request. The Crowne Plaza is a non-smoking hotel. All rooms include:
The hotel also has additional guest services:
Should you arrive on Friday before checkin, or for the remainder of the con after Sunday checkout, Intercon and Hotel Staff can provide a secure area for your belongings. If there are any problems or questions before the con, please contact our Hotel Liaison. The Hotel Liaison will also be available at the con to solve any problems. Please let the Ops Desk know of any issues; they will know where the Hotel Liaison is at any given time. We are very good at expediting solutions with the hotel, so it's best if you come find us to help out first. |
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Conference space layout will be posted soon.


Communities
"A community is a social unit (a group of living things) with commonality such as norms, religion, values, customs, or identity
Sense of Communities
- membership: feeling of belonging or of sharing a sense of personal relatedness
- influence: mattering, making a difference to a group and of the group mattering to its members
- reinforcement: integration and fulfillment of needs
- shared emotional connection.
To read more about this biggest sporting club check out Communities wikipedia page.