Guangzhou's Summer Is Extra Hot: September Training Recap

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Before I knew it, I'd already been in Guangzhou for over two weeks. I originally planned to write a recap every week, but last week I caught a cold and rested in the dorm, and a few days ago I went out for the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, so I've been putting it off......

This training, if you want to make it sound nice, is some kind of internship, but it turns out the school partnered with a training class and stuffed us here for a concentrated trial of the training. They won't actually teach you much that's really useful, and if anyone thinks it's good they can pay to take the formal training class. Housing is ridiculously expensive, and the environment is terrible too. Luckily it's only a month—grit your teeth and it'll be over. The shady stuff goes without saying......

Let's talk about what we studied.

The first week we learned some HTML5 and CSS3 layout, and at the end the teacher taught a little bit of js. It's really just very basic introductory knowledge, so I treated it as review. During that time I made a music photo album, a simulation of solar system planetary motion, a whack-a-mole game, and the NetEase Cloud playlist music download tool I wrote a few days ago~

Oh right, for the first week's course project I also made a shopping website. I wrote the backend in go, and only implemented user login/registration and fetching product data.

The second week was Linux ops. Because I took several days off with a cold, I'm not really clear on what was covered in class, but looking at the assigned homework it was all very basic stuff I already knew.

The next two weeks will all be Java. Looking at the outline it's spring boot, and they might cover a little bit of microservices-related knowledge, but there probably won't be much real substance. Learning tech still depends on teaching yourself~

I have to say CSS3 animations are so useful

Here are some pictures

Music Photo Album

Whack-a-Mole

A little game written in js. If you play on your phone you can apparently get 14+ points; on the computer I can only get around 6—my hands are too slow.

Try it online: http://cloud.deali.cn/sept/day04/打地鼠/

Solar System

A typical CSS3 animation

NetEase Cloud Playlist Music Download Tool

This actually has nothing to do with what was taught, since it was mainly done with a python crawler.

Sharing

I'll also paste the ppt I shared before class.

It's about productivity tools hhh. I casually made a few slides introducing a few of the basics~

Because when I shared I mainly talked, the ppt only has keywords. Anyone who needs more can Google it themselves or DM me~

Number one is of course Google:

Then the Linux distro I rather like:

And for the Windows system that everyone uses:

last

Half a month left, let's keep going.

Guangzhou is really so, so hot. I feel like I can barely take it. You can't even go out during the day. It's the kind of heat a parasol can't block, and then these downpours that start out of nowhere, and after they stop it's still hot~

Line 3 can squash you flat. Whenever there's a holiday, don't even think about high-speed rail or train tickets—they're snatched up the moment they go on sale. Too many people, too few resources. It's still really hard to take.

Guangzhou metro prices are really expensive. A casual ride costs six or seven yuan. Compared to that, Chongqing's rail transit is so much better~ and it's not crowded. But Guangzhou's public transit is indeed convenient—there's metro and buses wherever you go. It's just that in some places the shared bikes are too beat up. This is Tianhe, you know. Is shared bike management in the city center this chaotic too..

Also gotta diss the community hospital here. It's such a rip-off. The doctor can't even take your pulse, just tells you to go get blood drawn to check antibodies, 200 yuan a time, then prescribes a bunch of random meds.. If you have a cold, better just take some medicine yourself based on symptoms. If that doesn't work, go to a big hospital. Community hospitals are really a scam.

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