https://blog.pli.codes/tags/platepal/Recent content in Platepal on blog.pli.codesHugoblogpauline.roehr@gmail.com (Pauline Röhr)pauline.roehr@gmail.com (Pauline Röhr)Tue, 03 Oct 2023 00:00:00 +0000https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-5/Tue, 03 Oct 2023 00:00:00 +0000pauline.roehr@gmail.com (Pauline Röhr)https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-5/Prologue Hi - and welcome to Dev Log number five for my cookbook project “PlatePal”. In the last session we went through the creation process of the recipe database schema, which I strongly built upon for the next bit of progress: The REST API. This turned out to be a much bigger task than I had anticipated - mostly because I was very much used to all the utilities available at my workplace, but not for my private projects.https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-4/Mon, 11 Sep 2023 00:00:00 +0000pauline.roehr@gmail.com (Pauline Röhr)https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-4/Prologue Welcome to the PlatePal dev log number four! In this log, I will take you through the journey of exploring recipe schemas and the resulting implementation for my cookbook project. We will delve into the details of how I analyzed existing recipe schemas, considered various data structures, and implemented a relational schema in PostgreSQL. Creating relational databases is something I enjoy a lot - so much so I once created a game concept around it: https://docs.https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-3/Mon, 24 Apr 2023 00:00:00 +0000pauline.roehr@gmail.com (Pauline Röhr)https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-3/Prologue Hello, and welcome (back) to the dev log for my cookbook project “PlatePal” (working title). In my latest coding session, I focused on securing the previously prepared Spring Boot backend for this project. Although I haven’t had the opportunity to take an IT Security course at university, I understand the importance of securing user data and protecting both them and my systems from attacks. I have some experience with the Spring Security library from previous university projects.https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-2/Fri, 14 Apr 2023 00:00:00 +0000pauline.roehr@gmail.com (Pauline Röhr)https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-2/Prologue Welcome - or welcome back - to my Dev Log! In my first coding session for PlatePal, I completed the full setup for my backend and frontend codebases, and documented all of it in Part I of the PlatePal Dev Log . Since I want to stretch the development process over a longer time and have a ton of features planned, I want to reduce repetitive work as much as possible - which is where the magic keyword DevOps comes in.https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-1/Fri, 07 Apr 2023 00:00:00 +0000pauline.roehr@gmail.com (Pauline Röhr)https://blog.pli.codes/platepal-1/Introduction About me First of all, hi and nice to meet you! 👾 Welcome to my dev log. My name is Pauline and I’m currently a masters student at HTW Berlin for International Media and Computing . I have been focusing mostly on game development with Unity during my Bachelor studies, but grew to love backend web development thanks to my job as a working student. Currently, I work at Sandbox Interactive as a web developer, mostly picking up backend tasks.