| javascript:(function(e, t, n, r, i, s, o, u) { | |
| if (!(i = e.jQuery) || n > i.fn.jquery || r(i)) { | |
| s = t.createElement("script"); | |
| s.type = "text/javascript"; | |
| s.src = "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/" + n + "/jquery.min.js"; | |
| s.onload = s.onreadystatechange = function() { | |
| if (!o && (!(u = this.readyState) || u == "loaded" || u == "complete")) { | |
| r((i = e.jQuery).noConflict(1), o = 1); | |
| i(s).remove() | |
| } |
| ## Week's Issue | |
| - Positive 10% Slack growth(@hellyeah) | |
| - Upload last week's metrics to spreadsheet(@hellyeah) | |
| - Create metrics repo(@hellyeah) | |
| - Discuss with club leaders what curriculum they will run in their meeting and create any materials that are needed (@jonleung, hackedu/meta#313) | |
| - Plan (or cancel) 6 pairing calls(@hellyeah) | |
| - Plan (or cancel) weekly calls(@jonleung, #304) | |
| - Chatting with club leaders who haven't filled in data in the spreadsheet(@MaxWofford) | |
| - Collect curriculum and attendance data from meetings this week(@MaxWofford) |
For today's drill, we're going to be creating a site like Emergency Compliment, except it will be WDI themed.
When a user visits the site, they'll be greeted with a WDI pick me up that will hopefully cheer them up.
Create a basic Sinatra app inside your drills folder called pick_me_up Create your main.rb file and a views folder. In your views folder, you'll have a layout.erb file and a compliment.erb file.