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Weekly Goals

• finish basics of Ruby Treehouse course

• build a basic full stack app with Rails

• access an external API with Rails either in test application or through tutorial

• say goodbye to Learners Guild and friends ::sad face::

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Weekly Goals:

• Get though Basics of Ruby tutorial on Treehouse
• Review "Unit Testing with Mocha and Chai" module
• read code from one open-source Ruby/Rails application
• Research all relavent exhibitors at NetRoots conference -- read documentation for at least three digital organizing tools

Anasauce

Goals for 368 - Get Hired - Cycle 46

• Take PR from Ripple
• Follow up and email any contacts met a conferencfollow up with email for Twilio conference
• Follow up with Jeff about last PR for Literator
• Follow up with Shyp about scheduling onsite interview
• Follow up with Slack
• Phone interview with Bridge US foudner
• Phone interview with Color of Change

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# Goals for 368 - Get Hired - Cycle 45

- [x] Attend Twilio Conference
- [x] Follow up and email any contacts met a conferencfollow up with email for Twilio conference
- [x] Meet with Jeff for Literator
- [x] finish final PR for "Student Notes" - WIP PR submitted, after meeting with Jeff specs have been changed so I will continue to work on it next week so PR will be merged
- [x] Attend Slack Meeting

Anasauce

Goals for 368 - Get Hired - Cycle 44

• Submit application for Color of Change
• Research essay question for Github application
• Follow up and email any contacts for each job I applied to last week to ask for a soft introduction or referral
• follow up with email for Twilio conference
• Meet with Jeff for Literator
• finish final PR for "Student Notes" - WIP PR submitted, after meeting with Jeff specs have been changed so I will continue to work on it next week so PR will be merged

Final summary:

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Make a Color Picker

In this challenge, you'll build a color picker for a web page.

A color picker is a simple UI (User Interface) tool that allows a user to choose from a list of colors. It is used in lots of software where users can select different colors.

For example, say you are designing a blog editor. You will likely want to let users choose the colors of things like their blog header, background, and text. A color picker is a user-friendly way to edit things like this.

In this challenge, we'll start simple and build a web page with a color picker that, when clicked, changes the background color of the page.