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Michael Du Plessis
I am a third year computer science student who is passionate about
all things computer science. I am familiar with a variety of
programming languages and have industry experiance in both AWS
Amplify and Flutter. I love solving complex problems and
optimizing solutions.
Charlotte van Zyl
I am a final year Information and Knowledge Systems student
specialising in Data Science. I believe that my biggest
strength is having the ability to combine complex problem
solving and analysis with soft skills, such as crossing the
bridge in communication with any individual, and conducting
myself with a professional attitude.
Cara Grobler
I am a final year BSc Information and Knowledge Systems
student, majoring in Software Development, with a keen
interest in computer security, and frontend development
and design. My strengths lie in my creativity and
communication skills and I am consistently working
towards bettering myself as an individual and a
programmer.I am hard-working and a team player
and can't wait to see where the world of IT leads me.
Richard Lastrucci
I am a 3rd year Computer Science student specialising in Data
Science. I am by no means the best programmer, but I make up
for it in good people skills and a strong determination to
succeed - I will pull an all nighter if necessary, provided I
have enough coffee 🙂
I hope to pursue a career in data science as I like the overlap
of computer science, business and statistics.
Alexander Muendesi
A final year Computer Science student with a keen interest in
mobile development and web development. I am one who also enjoys
doing the design part of Software Development, including things
like domain modelling and architectural design. My biggest
strength and weakness is I do not give up. I will keep
pushing to achieve the goal regardless of how long it may take.
- Install Flutter
- Install XCode and/or Android Studio
- In the root directory run
npm i
- Install the amplify cli
- Navigate to the libs/amplify
- Pull the latest amplify code
- Launch a emulator or connect your personal device
- Navigate back to the root directory and run
nx run app:run
- If you would like to run tests instead run
npx nx run-many --target=test --all
to run all tests