- Segmental Rolling
- Rocking (quadrupal, elbows)
- OS push ups
- Head nods (up-down, side-to-side)
- Backwards rocking
/** | |
* Get statistics for YouTube playlists. | |
* | |
* Navigate to YouTube playlist before executing. | |
* For example: | |
* https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3NaIVgSlAVLHty1-NuvPa9V0b0UwbzBd | |
*/ | |
function getYouTubePlaylistStats() { | |
const timeElementsSelector = 'ytd-playlist-video-list-renderer ytd-thumbnail-overlay-time-status-renderer #text'; | |
const timeElements = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll(timeElementsSelector)); |
Pull down changes and checkout
git fetch
git br -r # list remote branches
git co -t release/2.0.0 # checkout remote branch locally
Source: https://www.git-tower.com/learn/git/faq/checkout-remote-branch
Many companies have large systems built with a strongly typed object-oriented programming language like Java/C#. So a strongly typed Object-Oriented Programming like Java or C# is good to know.
Web languages like HTML, CSS, and Javascript are also used a lot in the workplace because more and more companies are porting their existing business applications to web. Or the company is a web company and makes their money through some sort of website.
In general, if your back-end you'll be using a strongly typed object-oriented language like Java or C# or a weakly typed scripting language like Python, Ruby, or PHP. You also may be required to use a language called SQL to create/read/update/delete data to/from relational databases.
If your front-end, you'll using HTML, CSS, and Javascript for web applications. For non web applications you will be using some GUI (graphical user interface) framework.
Some jobs are only front-end, some are only back-end, and some are both.