Episode 64: Cultivating Community Projects Through Vue with Amina Foon
Enjoy the Vue
Shownotes Transcript
Key Points From This Episode:
Why Amina started using Vue for the site that she is building, Doc Like Me.
What drove Amina to start building Doc Like Me.
Amina’s passions for medicine and technology and how she is combining the two through the work that she does.
Why Amina decided to go to a coding boot camp when she left medical school.
Three main libraries/frameworks that Amina learned at boot camp.
The difficulty is differentiating between a framework and a library.
Questionable things that the hosts have done with regard to two-way binding in Vue.
Console log versus debugger.
Numerous issues that can be caused by Grammarly.
Differencing stances on closing tabs.
Why Amina decided Vue would be a better option than React or Webpack.
Amina’s experience with Vue 2 and Vue 3.
Goals that Amina has for her project, Doc Like Me, that she is building in Vue.
The website which inspired Amina to create Doc Like Me.
What Amina’s next step is in the process of creating Doc Like Me.
A second side project that Amina is currently working on.
Today’s picks include games, movies, books, clothes, and even flavored sparkling water!
Tweetables:
“One of the things that had really driven me into medicine was just the health disparities, knowing that for reasons beyond a person’s control, that they were going to have worse health outcomes. I wanted to be that person that would try to make a difference. That’s what I’m trying to do with technology.” — @aminafoon [0:01:53]
“The fact that I was able to get up and running in one weekend is just a testament of how quickly you can get a project started and going in Vue.” — @aminafoon [0:22:27]
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning, Cathy Park Hong)
Apple Ginger) sparkling water by Aha
La Mer Jumper), TwoSet Apparel
Special Guest: Amina Foon.