My Web Development Week at Immedia Summer School. This blog post described the task I was given, my experience, the challenges I faced and the lessons I learned, and the experience I gained.

Well this week at summer school at immedia has been an exceptional experience for me personally as I was assigned to the graphics design faculty.

So close, but yet so far …

This is how far I am with my application ( Tabs ,Toolbar , Navigation Drawer and APIs).

Nothing is as it seems. There’s just so many things to be taken into consideration when doing any type of design, it’s overwhelming.

Creating my first application on android studio, was a blast. I’ve learnt so much. I still cant believe how fast the WiFi is!

I opted to learn C#. I have never worked with it or had even seen it before.

I am getting too used to the above average Wi-Fi as I find myself having a harder time dealing with my Wi-Fi when I get home. Overall a fun a productive day.

5th Day at immedia

I curbed the typical blue–Monday–after–a-lovely- weekend-fever, as my week started with a great start at Summer School.

I was welcomed exceptionally well by Nomfundo as she got me and the other Summer School attendees prepared with her introductory address to the programme.

I think this is the first time I have been more excited than nervous to be thrown into a new group of people and into a field I have not even smelt for 13 years, all in the pursuit of developing a new skill.

I was able to get an app I was working on to run and had so much fun doing the app that I realised that I really love designing.

Another Day, Another Error Solved!!!

Today was an exciting experience, learned how to design a log in page on Android studio.

tarted learning about the different ethane cables. Before I started with my mentor I knew the different cables but I didn’t know the names. I was also taught how to make a cable which was really fun and a touch of difficulty.

Feeling like a “computer surgeon”, I have connected a new hard drive, power supply, graphics card, networks card and RAM. Overall I would call it a successful day.