- In the terminal run:
npx create-react-app NAME-OF-APP
- Cd into the new directory:
cd NAME-OF-APP
- Run:
npm install
. - You can run
npm start
to see if the app was set up correctly.
npm i redux react-redux redux-devtools-extension -S
### Simple indexed manual with notes. | |
### installation | |
npm i -g @adonisjs/cli | |
To execute in project directory | |
adonis new . --api-only | |
Then start it | |
adonis serve --dev |
1909 - Cookbook app | |
Kevin - Jesse Maxim | |
OVERALL - | |
What role do you typically play on a team? | |
It felt like I played the role of lead in this project only because I think Kevin was a little nervous to drive but when I pushed Kevin to do so he did a great job. | |
What is your approach to working on a team? | |
We would do a lot of planning together then would divide what we felt would be solid solo work. |
What are your strengths? What makes you the hero of this story? | |
I am really passionate about programming and design. I think this keeps my motivation high when working on long and difficult problems. | |
How have you grown during your time at Turing? What have you had to overcome? | |
I think I have grown a lot, mostly when it comes to empathy and seeing other peoples prospective. | |
My Story: | |
Experienced and motivated graphic designer and software developer with a demonstrated history of working in the marketing |
My SMART GOALS | |
Specific (What do you want to accomplish? Who needs to be included? When do you want to do this? Why is this a goal?): | |
I want to focus on progressing as a developer and passing mod 1. It’s the most important goal that I need to achieve. I can do this by spending time working on a couple things I’m not confident in. | |
Measurable (How can you measure progress and know if you’ve successfully met your goal?): I’ll know I achieved this goal by passing the mod 1 and feeling confident in my | |
Ability to pass mod 2. | |
Achievable (Do you have the skills required to achieve the goal? If not, can you obtain them? What is the motivation for this goal? Is the amount of effort required on par with what the goal will achieve?): |
I was able to learn that the days that we checked in with each other as a group we were to get a lot more done and have a better understanding of the progress. This was important on later parts of the project.
We were able to come together and whiteboard a great approach with the html and naming conventions as well as the initial javascript functions. We also set up a great GitHub projects page to track the progress. It was a little difficult holding people accountable due to the high learning curve on this project and understanding that some functions can require more time.
I think I took the role of the strategic thinking by always trying to bring the group together to work throu
I find empathy an important of my life especially when interacting with other people who are from different backgrounds or situations. It allows me to see that some people struggles are not equal and you should treat people with compassion. This has really helped me when working in larger groups of people to be more socially aware of everyone’s feelings. This will make everyone feel more comfortable and productive.
When a company is able to use empathy when building software they have a much better chance at understanding the problem they are trying to fix. Sometimes it takes someone who really understands the problem to be able to point out a great solution. When using empathic design to solve problems they are also a lot more likely to out perform other companies. This is because it makes the product more r
I would have to say my greatest strengths is being patient and persistence. Being patient allows me to stay focused on the problem and be a good team player. I also added persistence because I find the best way for me to learn something is just putting in the time and not to getting easily discouraged helps me finish a difficult task. I know this about myself because being a self-taught graphic designer there has been many situations where I had to learn something quick.
HTML uses elements to describe to the web browser the structure of the webpage. The best way I can describe it is that HTML is the web version of the structure of a letter. You have a <head>
, then your <body>
and last a <footer>
. It of course it get's a little more complicated after that.
Object: Summer Jam | |
Attributes: | |
Genre: ["rock", "pop", "90s"] | |
MP3 (boolean): yes | |
numberOfSong (integer): 25 | |
artist (array): ["backstreet boys", "jay-z"] | |
methods: | |
addSing (increases number of song): 25+1 |