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ChelseaSkovgaard / flowerexercise.md
Last active January 10, 2017 23:40
Flower Exercise - Turing Module 3

Chelsea Skovgaard - Flower Exercise

Transferable Skills

  • Initiate, Lead, Pioneer
  • Follow through, get things done
  • Coordinate, Organize, Clarify
  • Create, innovate, invent
  • Prioritize
  • Think critically
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ChelseaSkovgaard / GitCommands.md
Last active October 31, 2016 15:32
Git Commands

GIT COMMANDS

  • git stash - stash changes of a dirty working directory away in order to go back to a clean directoy
  • git stash list - to see the stashes you've stored
  • git stash apply - apply changes of what you stashed, uses the most recent one unless specified
  • git stash show -p | git apply -R - unapplys the stash you added
  • git shortlog - shows list of authors and commits
  • git commit --amend - edit the commit message
  • git reset --hard - reverts to previous commit
  • git reset --soft - will undo the last commit, but the file changes will stay in your working tree
  • git reset --hard HEAD~2 -
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ChelseaSkovgaard / accessibility-commitments.md
Last active October 3, 2016 17:11
Accessibility Commitments

#Three Accessibility Commitments

  • Consider how projects and pages are viewed with visual impairments - look for opportunities to add alt text, wrap radio button with label text and write code that is semantically appropriate
  • Try to make projects that are accessible without the use of a mouse
  • Ask Sam (who has color blindness) for input on projects

#Three Goals for Module One

  • Explore career options through engagement in community activities
  • Embrace my creativity and understand/accept that part of that is frustration and questioning my abilities
  • Learn how to create code that is clear, accessible, and elegant