This talk went over Google's open source multiplatform app SDK Flutter, what it is, how it works at a high level, and why it is cool. It also went through how to create a virtual device using Android Studio to run a Flutter app with.
I have not made any contributions to Mirror at the moment. This section will be updated with my contributions when they occur.
I have not made any contributions to Book at the moment. This section will be updated with my contributions when they occur.
I attended Juno's Red Team workshop where we went over some tools used in penetration testing. I had not heard of Kali Linux before, and it was interesting to learn more about what some of the tools for this type of testing looked like in action, and how many of them were accessable directly through Kali.
I did not know that you could host websites from a GitHub repo, so Zacharay's lightning talk going over the topic introduced me to this idea. There are some personal projects I was thinking about creating, and this option gives me a nice and easy way to host my own website.
I have not created a website using just HTML and CSS before, so making this website gave me some exposure to the basic concepts.
I had never heard of Ansible before, but I learned about it from Juno's talk. This tool is incredibly useful for many different automation tasks, and it is a great thing to know about.