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Lightbeam 2.0 – MVP
1–2 minutesIt’s been 4 weeks now, since we started working on Lightbeam 2.0. And we have an MVP! Here are my earlier posts on Outreachy and Lightbeam: Outreachy – suspense unfolds Lightbeam – why & what Lightbeam – Q & A The first milestone in this internship is this initial MVP. Every time, I and Bianca… Read more
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Lightbeam – Q & A
2–3 minutesThe Mozilla Learning Network rallies and connects leaders who want to advance the promise of the Internet for learning in a networked world. This is done by fuelling new approaches to digital learning through Mozilla Hives, Clubs and Gigabit cities. As part of the Internet Health Basics learning activity, there is a module on Privacy and… Read more
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Lightbeam – why & what
2–3 minutesLightbeam is a key tool for Mozilla to educate the public about privacy. In this blog post, you will know why I chose Lightbeam and what does it do. As I was browsing through the Outreachy project list, Lightbeam caught my attention for the following reasons: front-end web development (all things JavaScript) visualisations (D3.js) a… Read more
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princiya.com
1–2 minutesYesterday, I launched my website! Yayyy… after months of purchasing the domain name, here it is.. princiya.com♥ It is a Hugo powered website and hosted on Github. I started with Jekyll, but ended up using Hugo. Thanks to my Groovy on Grails knowledge, it helped me with setting up and understanding Hugo. For those of you wondering what’s Jekyll or… Read more
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Biannual updates
1–2 minutesI like to set my goals at the beginning of every year and reflect on them about what’s being achieved and what isn’t. Here is what I have written in the past: A thank you note! Zello 2016’s Hello World For 2017, this is what I had set. Having achieved most of them already, I… Read more
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Outreachy – suspense unfolds
3–4 minutesI am happy to announce that I am one of the 39 participants selected into this year’s summer Outreachy internship. Results were announced on 04.05.2017 at 4:00 pm UTC and my joy new no bounds. I have been accepted into Mozilla’s Lightbeam project. Initially, the results were scheduled to be announced on 28.04.2017. Anticipating a rejection, I had jotted… Read more
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