Auri.net Website Review

hi, my name is auri rahimzadeh. this is where i blog about technology and things i find interesting.. building an azure cognitive services computer vision app with xamarin forms. he’s also a talented sketch artist – showcasing many drawings of pokemon, lizards and more. oh, yeah, he’s also into computers and part of the mentoring program is to help with school, being there as they adjust to growing up, and both respecting and encouraging their it just so happens that he had a science project coming up. he wasn’t sure what to write about. his pet lizard recently had an attitude shift, and he figured it was because it wasn’t getting as much food week over week. changing that, he realized its attitude seeing his interest in lizards, drawing, and computers i asked if we could combine them. i suggested we build an app, a “reptile tracker,” that would help us track reptiles, teach others about them, and show them drawings he did. he loved the idea. we only get to meet for 30 minutes each week. so, i gave him some homework. next time we meet, “show me what the app would look one week later, he proudly showed me his vision for the app: i said “very cool.” i’m now convinced “he’s in” on the project, and taking it seriously. i was also surprised to learn that my expectations of “show me what it would look like” were different from what i received from someone both much younger than i and with a different world view. to him, software may simply be visualized as an icon. in my world, it’s mockups and napkin sketches. it definitely made me think about others’ perceptions! true to software engineer and sort-of project manager form, i explained our next step was to figure out what the app would do. so, alright, time for the next as*ignment. my homework was to figure out how to do it. his homework was to draw up the lizard, snake, and i quickly determined a couple key design and development points: they have the right look. looks like an opportunity for him to try fresh paint