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    Resources shared by the Community!

Day Two

Community Provided Resources


Successful Git Branching model
NPM publishes helper
NPM flow tool: semantic-release
CI Publishes to NPM with 2FA
Cherry Picking in Git
PDX Keyboard Club


## dinojs_roadbook
# DinosaurJS 2018 Attendee Roadbook

Hello friends!

The most up to date version of this can be found at: http://bit.ly/dinojs-attendee-roadbook

We're so honored and excited to have you attend this year's event. This document should include everything you need to know all in one place, a cheat sheet if you will for your day!

### TL;DR

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    Getting started with Nexmo 2FA using a Node Server and Swift Application

NotelyServer
NotelyApp
Before you begin, our tutorial assumes a few things:


You have a server/some endpoints you can serve to your iOS application.
You are using a dependency manager like Carthage or Cocoa Pods
You have secured your API keys from Nexmo (very quick and easy process!)


## Dragon Environment
First step in ensuring dragon health and human safety would be to build out the following:

1) A cool cave for the dragons to rest in, which must be large enough for 4 large dragons, in case of any pregnancies.

2) Provide a drinking area for dragons to hydrate

3) Provide consistent meals of freshly slaughtered meat for said dragons

4) Chain said dragons with a large iron collar as to not escape

## Why Zappos
I must admit that when I heard about this opportunity and what Zappos was doing, I was pretty excited. I know that  a lot of companies are starting to go the way of creating their developers in house due to the high demand of each, particularly in Ruby. What's exciting is that I've read a lot about the culture at Zappos, which is something that is discussed all the time in the startup scene. I live in Denver/Boulder area where this is talked about in a big way.  I think one of the key things within the startup scene is finding the ‘right fit’ for the job; part of that is having a passion and truly believing in what the company you work for does. I love that Zappos is in full support of that, whether it be the work-life balance or just having that general hunger for your job and life overall.

I had heard of Zappos on a personal level (I love convenience shopping) so I've used your site and Amazon many a times. But honestly the first time I started reading about the company and taking note was after Defrag la

## Social Media Myths
With social media on the rise the past few years, there has been a lot of speculation surrounding it’s existence, effectiveness and lifespan. When things like Blogger, MySpace, Facebook and YouTube first started coming around, some users were skeptical. Why would they put what they were doing or how they were feeling online? Who was really going to read it and what purpose did it serve? A few years later, users became more inclined to share data and their lives online, yet it was still seen as a “young persons thing” to be on these networks and participating. Now, see people of all ages utilizing these networks and sharing multiple times throughout the day.

First myth, “My customers aren’t on these networks, so that’s worthless to me.” To limit your brand to a certain demographic that may not be using social media is just ridiculous. Why not grow your brand and allow consumers to interact with you? You can only gain knowledge and further insight into how you are seen by your customers.

The next myth, “I c

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    Travis


Branch monitoring for testing
Quicker setup, better dashboard

Jenkins


More complex setup, doesn't appear to have same error properties

New Relic


Monitor available for servers
Browser monitoring (how are visitors interacting, slow scripts, loading assets, js errors)


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    Home Page


Wedding Date
Wedding Location
Wedding Hashtag
Link to "Follow" our progress

Follow our progress


Twitter API
Instagram API


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    Project Planning


Plan to Have - what features are expected to be in place by the end of the iteration
Nice to Have - if things were a bit ahead of plan, how could the features go deeper / be better
Uh oh - if things are really behind or going wrong, what cheats can be implemented or cuts made to get back on track

11/20: Checkin

Plan: Basic Rails application, deployed to VPS, bootstrap, Ruby Parsing of CSV, Acquire API keys, structure for how app should look, have a way to save search results to a profile
Nice: Ruby intake of API's, using Alan's data for pre-K, filtering data
Shit: Deployed to local
TODO:
	# DinosaurJS 2018 Attendee Roadbook

	Hello friends!

	The most up to date version of this can be found at: http://bit.ly/dinojs-attendee-roadbook

	We're so honored and excited to have you attend this year's event. This document should include everything you need to know all in one place, a cheat sheet if you will for your day!

	### TL;DR
	First step in ensuring dragon health and human safety would be to build out the following:

	1) A cool cave for the dragons to rest in, which must be large enough for 4 large dragons, in case of any pregnancies.

	2) Provide a drinking area for dragons to hydrate

	3) Provide consistent meals of freshly slaughtered meat for said dragons

	4) Chain said dragons with a large iron collar as to not escape
	I must admit that when I heard about this opportunity and what Zappos was doing, I was pretty excited. I know that a lot of companies are starting to go the way of creating their developers in house due to the high demand of each, particularly in Ruby. What's exciting is that I've read a lot about the culture at Zappos, which is something that is discussed all the time in the startup scene. I live in Denver/Boulder area where this is talked about in a big way. I think one of the key things within the startup scene is finding the ‘right fit’ for the job; part of that is having a passion and truly believing in what the company you work for does. I love that Zappos is in full support of that, whether it be the work-life balance or just having that general hunger for your job and life overall.

	I had heard of Zappos on a personal level (I love convenience shopping) so I've used your site and Amazon many a times. But honestly the first time I started reading about the company and taking note was after Defrag la
	With social media on the rise the past few years, there has been a lot of speculation surrounding it’s existence, effectiveness and lifespan. When things like Blogger, MySpace, Facebook and YouTube first started coming around, some users were skeptical. Why would they put what they were doing or how they were feeling online? Who was really going to read it and what purpose did it serve? A few years later, users became more inclined to share data and their lives online, yet it was still seen as a “young persons thing” to be on these networks and participating. Now, see people of all ages utilizing these networks and sharing multiple times throughout the day.

	First myth, “My customers aren’t on these networks, so that’s worthless to me.” To limit your brand to a certain demographic that may not be using social media is just ridiculous. Why not grow your brand and allow consumers to interact with you? You can only gain knowledge and further insight into how you are seen by your customers.

	The next myth, “I c