From Hirakata-city, Osaka-prefecture, Japan

Lately , I've been using Github a lot for Code.  I used to save the code I wrote in Github, but the purpose was to save the code, but I started writing Python code in Google Colaboratory, and the code in Colaboratory can be easily transferred to Github. I think it's really convenient to be able to save to , and open Colaboratory from Github with a single button.  Also, if you can leave comments about various things you have tried with Colaboratory Code and upload them to Github, I think it will be really useful as a memorandum of your own Code.

 

I happend to start mean stack, but I like angular because it was the first javascript framework for me. But when I went to a bookstore, angular was pushed away to the corner of vue.js and react books and I don't think angular is much more popular in Japan than the two. You can see below that angular is not popular in Japan.    But I'm glad to know that angular is popular in the world. ( see google trend ) While react and vue.js needs next.js and nuxt if creating a slightly elaborate web page, angular do almost everything alone. It's just like you need ruby on rail for ruby. After all, I think the influence of the language (framework) that I first touched is great.

I wanted to go to Ise-Shima this year, so we searched for a hotel, but couldn't find it, so we decided to book a business hotel in Yokkaichi. My wife wanted to go sightseeing in Nagoya, so she searched for an inn at the midpoint between Nagoya and Ise-Shima and found one in Yokkaichi. First, we decided to have lunch at a Chinese restaurant near Nagoya station. We arrived there earlier than we had expected, so we parked our car in the parking lot next to the store and took a walk around Nagoya Station. And finally at lunch time. This shop was found by my wife, and all three ordered the recommended menu "Kaminari rice". When I saw it, I thought it was not enough, but when I started eating, the side dishes were oily and I was full. After that, I went to Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Jingu, and Osu, and from there to the hotel in Yokkaichi. After taking a bath at the hotel, I went down as it was because I was tired of driving for a long time. Day 2 (5 May)