Ann Arbor Spark Intership Blog

    It's crazy how quickly the 9 weeks have passed at my internship at the digital summer clinic. I am set to graduate this week, so I am excited to see the friends I've made at the internship, along with my company, attending the graduation. This 9-week internship has helped me learn so much for the future of my career, not only on the technical side but also on the networking side. Being able to communicate your ideas clearly to an audience, network, and delve into new skills has allowed me to progress and learn so much.          With the weekly cohort meetings, we were given advice on how to address challenges we face, actions to take, and how to grow our network. We were advised to update our LinkedIn, blog about our experiences, and reach out to our network. The experience taught me a lot about the importance of reaching out to people, whether it was a simple message or a coffee chat...

    As promised, pictures from demo day! I had an amazing experience talking to a bunch of different people from different backgrounds. I was able to connect on LinkedIn as well, so the overall experience benefited the company along with myself.     This week, I worked on the Admin Portal, which is separate from the Web Portal. The Admin Portal is designed to help manage account creation, as those who use our platform will not be able to sign up on their own. Those at Roadsr will be able to add an account, and from there, a user can then log in with an authorized email. There has been a lot of discussion on how we want to manage this workflow while ensuring that there's not too much control on Roadsr's end. I have been thinking of ways to optimize the workflow while also balancing the power of reads/writes. Especially when considering deletes, it takes a lot of reads, especially data tied to the company.    Because there is a lot of...