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All times EST. Add your initials next to any slot you can take (preferably 2 - 4 hour consecutive slots), and in a few words what you plan to stream.
Thursday:
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@QuincyLarson
QuincyLarson / gist:dc4c527e11f478d91e49
Created July 13, 2015 18:30
Guidelines for streaming on Free Code Camp's Twitch.tv Channel
Starting:
1) Make sure no one is streaming before you try to stream.
2) Introduce yourself.
3) make sure your music VS microphone levels are good and if possible, show yourself through your webcamp.
4) make a !songrequest in moobot.tv to get the music going.
5) Go to this URL and type what you will be streaming: https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchPeopleCode/login?dest=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.reddit.com%2Fr%2FWatchPeopleCode%2Fsubmit%3Furl%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Ftwitch.tv%252Ffreecodecamp%26resubmit%3Dtrue
6) Tweet this message: Watch me _____ live at twitch.tv/freecodecamp @freecodecamp #LearnToCode #JavaScript.
During:
@QuincyLarson
QuincyLarson / gist:15d7d3ad8206faa6764c
Created June 14, 2015 08:55
Free Code Camp badge ideas
Progress badges
- Finish Get Set for Free Code Camp section
- Finish Basic HTML5 and CSS section
- Finish Responsive Design with Bootstrap section
- Finish jQuery section
- Finish Computer Science section
- Finish Basic JavaScript section
- Finish Basic Algorithm Scripting section
- Finish Object Oriented JavaScript section
- Finish Intermediate Algorithm Scripting section
Free Code Camp's Curriculum Philosophy
Our goal is to help campers become job-ready in 1,600 hours.
We live in a distracting world. We must help our campers stay focused and motivated.
We keep our campers motivated by teaching them only what they need to know, when they need to know it, so they can keep moving forward.
We keep our campers focused by through our tight curriculum of "must know" skills.
@QuincyLarson
QuincyLarson / gist:cf692b083d4e2c090817
Last active August 29, 2015 14:22
Questions for upcoming mobile Multiple Choice Question experience
[
{
"question": "Time Complexity of Accessing Array Index (int a = ARR[5];)",
"answer": "O(1)"
}, {
"question": "Time Complexity of Inserting a node in Linked List",
"answer": "O(1)"
}, {
"question": "Time Complexity of Pushing and Popping on Stack",
"answer": "O(1)"
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Why I dropped out of Free Code Camp
I worked through Free Code Camp's curriculum, contributed to its open-source codebase, then got a coding job much faster than any of my friends ever expected. These days I'm busy with my dad responsibilities and my full time job as a software engineer. So I've decided to drop out of Free Code Camp.
I arrived at Free Code Camp six months ago with a newfound seriousness. I was done merely dabbling in self-study. I was firmly committed to my goal of becoming an employable junior developer as quickly as possible.
My Journey
I first started tinkering with code when I was in elementary school, sitting behind my family's first computer: a Macintosh Centris 610. Hypercard was my casual intro to coding. A brief diversion into C++ scared me away from lower-level languages. Then I began making websites and fell in love with my first real text editor: BBEdit.
@QuincyLarson
QuincyLarson / gist:0ff9716906c7d17a8d62
Created May 4, 2015 22:38
Waypoint Skills to Cover
JavaScript Benchmarking
O notation and O(n) time complexity
Storing things in the Window, Cookies, Session and Local Storage
RegexOne-style content
Parsing and Traversing JSON
The Actual Cost of Coding Bootcamps
##Raw cost##
***Wage Garnishing Bootcamps***
App Academy (18% * $105,000) = $18,900 + 12 weeks
Viking Code School (18% * $105,000) = $18,900 + 14 weeks
***Cash Up-front Bootcamps***
Hack Reactor ($17,780 over 3 years at 5.5 APR = $19,328 (financing through Upstart)) + 12 weeks