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BandanaKM / greek-sports.ms
Created May 29, 2017 02:15
greek-sports.js
what do you want this program to do?
* the program first must be a program that uses global variables for each of the functions
* the catch is that now the event has expanded:
* users are able to now sign up for one of three events
* users are able to sign up for one of three charities
* users activities can vary based on the event they signed up for
* users days left to train can vary based on the event they signed up for.
* the purpose is for users to refactor the function
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BandanaKM / git-setup.md
Created August 11, 2016 17:26
git-setup.md

Git Setup for Mac and Windows

The goal of this guide is to teach you what Git is and what it is used for. In addition, we will also give you a step by step guide on how to install Git for both Mac and Windows.

What is Git?

Git is a free and open source distributed version control system, or DVCS, that allows many developers to work on the same project without requiring them to share a common network connection. Basically this means that multiple people can work on the same project without being in the same room/office. To truly understand how Git works and why it is the most popular and widely used version control system in the world, we first must understand what version control is, and the differences between centralized version control and distributed version control.

Version Control:

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BandanaKM / sass-feedback-lesson1-sketches
Created April 28, 2016 04:24
sass-feedback-lesson1-sketches
Lesson 1: Editorial Review
Nice, overall wonderful. Below are mostly the points I would change!
1.
I like this intro , and I like being able to see CSS and Sass side by size. Just make sure that the users eye knows where to go as they compar (I think you have that anyways!)
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BandanaKM / sass-feedback-lesson-3-outline
Created April 28, 2016 03:42
sass-feedback-lesson-3-outline
Lesson 4: Editorial Review
Ex 1: this is good!
as someone who has used partials before, this makes perfect sense to me. be sure to convey the importants of a global/main file to someone who has never encountered such a thing!
Ex 2:
definitely get at what importing is conceptually.
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BandanaKM / sass-feedback-lesson-3-outline
Last active April 28, 2016 03:32
sass-feedback-lesson-3-outline.md
Lession 3: Editorial Review:
Functions and Operations
This is over all good!; overall feedback is to try your best to go a layer deeper than functionality, but also get at the concept
* why are functions and operators in sass?
* why are computations useful?
* why would a conditional statement be useful
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BandanaKM / client-server.md
Last active April 18, 2016 21:48
client-server

Course: Intro-to-Pro-Fullstack | intro-to-pro-fullstack

Unit: Fullstack | fullstack

Lesson 1: Fullstack | fullstack

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Exercise 1: The Fullstack Path | fullstack-path

Most modern day web applications involve two main components, the client-side and the server-side of an application. The client side is the part that the user interfaces with through a web browser, while the server side is the part that assembles information to be viewed.

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BandanaKM / advanced-aggregated.md
Created March 16, 2016 17:57
4.advanced-aggregates.md

SQL

Erin: Ex 1. the instruction 1 is great. it would be good to offer a second instruction that's a tad bit challenging that the first, something like:

SELECT Role, COUNT(*) FROM Employees GROUP BT Region

Ex 2: Good

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BandanaKM / date-time.md
Created March 16, 2016 17:56
3date-time-string.md

Lesson 3: Date, Number, and String Functions

Ex 1: Date Formatting

Oftentimes, data in columns of tables is not in the exact format we need to complete our desired analysis. For example we may need to extract a date from a full timestamp, or combine first and last name columns to create a full name. In this lesson, we'll be learning about some of SQL's built in functions for transforming dates, numbers and strings.

In this lesson, we’ll be examining data from

Instructions:

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BandanaKM / 2set-operations.md
Created March 16, 2016 17:55
2-set-operations.md

Set Operations

Erin,

Could you add the following information?

  • Ex 2: Simple fix, but since the data is from an ecommerce store, could we change the first paragraph in exercise 2 to reflect an ecommerce example.
  • Ex 3: Missing the example of what the user should do
  • Finally, Would you be able to add the answer queries that you have in the instructions? We'll write test code for the user to submit this answer.

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BandanaKM / 1subqueries.md
Created March 16, 2016 17:51
sql-looker markdown files

SQL

Erin,

Could you add the following information?

  • Ex 1: Could you explain what table transformation is, at the very beginning? New SQL users may not have a clear idea of it.
  • Ex 3: I added one more exercise focused on non-correlated subqueries to let the idea settle in. In the instructions, could you add one more query that users could run on the dataset?
  • Ex 5: We may need to clarify this for users, but this is good for now.
  • Ex 6: Could you add one more example of a correlated subquery so users can practice?
  • Finally, could you add the answer query to all the instructions below?