Roro World
Rohini Subramanian
🎶 Flute in hand, coding wizard at heart! 🧙♂️ Cooking up a storm in the kitchen while dreaming of my next travel adventure. 🌍 On a quest to learn everything and anything - from sheet music to new coding projects. 📚 Join me on this quirky journey of melodies, recipes, and lines of code! 🎉
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JAVA SPRING AWS PROJECTS
Place Generator
An API that provides random places to visit by utilizing the Google Places API to fetch diverse locations and MongoDB to store them.
Donor Database
Based of my volunteer work where we tracked donor attendance via Google Sheets, this is a Java Spring CRUD application that uses NoSQL to track attendance at blood donation drives.
Java Games
A Java Spring-based Tic Tac Toe game with HTML and Thymeleaf for the front end and jQuery AJAX for controller API communication. Built Docker image and deployed on Amazon ECS (Fargate)
Data Structures & Algorithms
Sites to practice coding
Codility - not all test cases are revealed so you need to input your own test cases to check. After submission, it also shows your time complexity and all the hidden test cases which helps you to understand what test cases to consider
TRAVEL ITINERARIES
More about using WanderLog to plan trips here
Isle Of Wight, England
Mar 28 - Mar 31 2024
A picturesque island off the south coast of England, known for its stunning coastline, rich history, and vibrant cultural scene. A 4 day, 3 night trip with my family!
Barcelona, Spain
Apr 13 - Apr 16 2024
Soaking in its vibrant culture, iconic landmarks, and sun-kissed beaches, all while enjoying the amazing weather and clocking in over 30,000 steps of exploration.
One step at a time:)
1. Learn python on Kaggle (if you already know a different programming language)
2. Practice questions for Numpy on Kaggle and by Ben Gorman
3. Practice question for Pandas
4. Learn and practice MatplotLib
5. Intro to Machine Learning notes
How do we eat a wide variety of foods and "eat the rainbow"? What should we buy?
1. Variety = fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy, protein
2. Buy one/two from each category weekly
3. Ensure you've bought all the colors for the week
4. Get a mix of fresh and dried fruits. Consuming 30g dried fruits is equivalent to 1 serving
5. Require 5 servings of fruits & vegetables in a day
Fruits & Vegetables
| Color | Fruits | Vegetables |
|---|---|---|
| Red | Apple Cherry Strawberry Watermelon Red Grapefruit Pomergranate Raspberry Cranberry Plum Fig Grape Pink guava | Tomato Beetroot Radish Rhubarb Red Pepper Red Potato |
| Orange & Yellow | Banana Apricot Mango Nectarine Yellow Pear Pineapple Oranges Papaya Peaches Persimmon Lemon | Yellow pepper Butternut Squash Carrot Pumpkin Yellow corn Sweet potato |
| Green | Green Apple Avocado Green Grapes Honeydew Melon Kiwi Lime Green Pears | Artichokes Aspagarus Brocolli Brussel Sprouts Napa Cabbage Green beans Celery Cucumber Kale herbs Spinach |
| Blue & Purple | Blackberry Blueberry Elderberry Fig Purple grapes Plum Prune Raisins | Purple Cabbage Eggplant Purple carrot Purple Cauliflower |
| Brown & White | Dates | Cauliflower Garlic Leek Mushroom Turnip |
Grains
A grain is the “fruit” of a cereal grass. Cereal crops are grown in large quantities and in their natural, minimally processed form, are rich in vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, fats, oils and protein
1. whole oats, such as steel-cut oats, oat groats and rolled oats (not instant oatmeal are more processed and may contain unhealthy added sugar)
2. whole wheat
3. millet
4. whole barley
5. quinoa
6. brown rice
7. corn
Protein
| Food | Notes | Prep |
|---|---|---|
| Tempeh | Made from fermented soya beans, tempeh is rich in protein. In fact, weight for weight, it’s denser in protein than tofu, with a 100g portion providing 20g. | Roast or stir-fry it with plenty of spices |
| Lentils | Pulses such as lentils contain approximately twice the amount of protein of wholegrains including oats, wheat, barley and rice | |
| Edamame beans | Beans are among the best plant-based protein sources, and edamame are up there with the best of them – an 80g cooked serving of these versatile beans provides 8.7g protein | Edamame falafel wraps that combine the benefits of edamame with those of chickpeas |
| Tofu | a 100g portion of tofu provides about 8.1g protein | |
| Nuts | Peanuts, Almonds, Pistachios, Cashews | |
| Pumpkin Seeds Sunflower Seeds | 30g serving of pumpkin seeds provides an impressive 7.3g protein and contributes useful sources of zinc and iron | snacks |
| Chickpeas | A healthy mixture of protein and fibre. An 80g portion of chickpeas (cooked) provides 6g of protein | |
| Kidney Beans | contains potassium, folate and fibre. 80g portion of kidney beans (cooked) providing 5.5g of protein |
ABOUT ME
Dear Reader,Welcome to my corner of the Internet! I'm Rohini, and I'm thrilled to have you here.I'm a normal human, deeply passionate about coding, travel and food (and sleep zzz).Here, you'll find a glimpse into my world, from personal coding projects to my travel adventures (and maybe food when I have time)!I believe that anything worthwhile takes time, and I strive to live each day with gratitude, kindness, and curiosity.Thank you for stopping by! I hope you find something here that resonates with you.Warm regards,
Rohini