I just thought of an app idea.
My gmail space is currently running low, so I want to forward emails that have attachment sizes over a certain mb size (for example using the size:19MB to find emails that have attachments greater than 19mb) to my other email account, and then deleting those emails off my personal email account
I plan to do this on python and I'll make an update post with the code I used, what I learned, and how I could have improved it later on.
Cheers!
Guidance and Information Overload!
One thing I've noticed about self-learning coding is that there's too much information and learning materials out on the internet... almost to the point where I don't know where to start!
Which is why I'm starting with the basics (not even coding yet): Command Line and how to use Terminal.
I'm using Codecademy's tutorial for this and I like how they simplify their explanations and move at a swift pace. Whenever I want to dive in deeper it's just a google search away to more concrete examples.
I hope to finish learning the Command Line soon and get started on Ruby.
Every Journey Starts with the First Step
Hello World.
I'm Tuan, and I taught English in Japan for several years.
After moving back to California in 2015, I helped with the family business for a while, as well as dabbled in selling physical products on Amazon.
I wanted to transition in to another career, so today I start my journey to learn coding with the goal of obtaining a position in the Tech field.
This blog will be an account of what I am learning.
Wish me luck,
Tuan
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