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artificialarea / Node-pg-and-heroku-ssl.md
Created March 22, 2021 19:38 — forked from bookcasey/Node-pg-and-heroku-ssl.md
How to fix Node/pg version compatibility issues, and set the correct SSL options for heroku

How to fix common Node/pg compatability issues locally and on Heroku

Certain versions of the pg library do not play nice with certain versions of node.

The following combinations are known to work:

  • Node v12 and pg@7
  • Node >=v14 and pg@8

Additionally, different versions of pg on heroku requires certain ssl options to be set certain ways.

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artificialarea / Thinkful-Capstone-II.md
Last active November 13, 2020 21:49

Checkpoint Assignments for Thinkful Capstone II

Team: Michaela Bateman, Jerrad Moon, Jonathan Cochran, Sacha Sedriks


1. Product Proposal

per assignment

Artsy

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artificialarea / README-template.md
Created October 27, 2020 19:05

Capstone Project Title (to do now)

One line description of what this app is doing and who is it for

1. Working Prototype (to do later)

(Example) You can access a working prototype of the React app here: https://your-app-client.herokuapp.com/ and Node app here: https://your-app-server.herokuapp.com/

2. User Stories (to do now)

This app is for two types of users: a visitor and a logged-in user

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artificialarea / What are Prototype, POC, Alpha, Beta and MVP.md
Created October 27, 2020 03:52

src: https://github.com/sparkrnyc/sparkr_general_docs/wiki/What-are-Prototype,-POC,-Alpha,-Beta-and-MVP

Agile is an iterative way to develop and release very quickly many small versions and grow your application by adding new features in each new version or release. As your application grow bigger and more mature, your business also grows and keeps pace with the development of the application. In other words, business processes and application grow parallel and dependent on each other.

Releases are named or referred to often by using so-called [[Semantic Versioning|http://semver.org/]], which looks like v0.1.2. You see 3 numbers that represent versions for MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH updates:

  • The first number refers to MAJOR releases, in this example '0'. Major refers to releases from 0 (Prototype to Beta) to Release (1 to n), and incrementally to versions that change the User Experience or the application drastically.
  • The second number refers to MINOR releases, in this example '1'. Every scrum is in principle
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artificialarea / forJames.md
Last active September 9, 2020 05:24

https://html-108.vercel.app ... https://github.com/artificialarea/html-108-app

I have some concerns that although the changes to state and subsequent re-renders are as I intended, I suspect I may be erroneously mutating state in the process. I discovered only by accident that if I commented out the entire block of code within setState() and just left it as an empty setState({ }) shell, the state still changed and re-rendered as intended... what the fuck?!? I've committed and deployed it in that state for discussion. Also left a console.log(this.state) in the render() to reflect change in state.


1. Drum Machine https://html-108.vercel.app/track

  • Re: handleBeatChange (permalink)
  • if you click on the 'beat-pads' it does what it should, re-rendering beats toggle on/off based on new state. (btw, no audio yet)
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artificialarea / HTML-108 Capstone: Flows and Wireframes.md
Last active September 4, 2020 17:32
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artificialarea / HTML-108 Capstone: User Stories.md
Last active September 4, 2020 05:18
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artificialarea / Capstone: FullStack Proposal.md
Last active August 19, 2020 00:25

HTML-108: virtual drum machine

v1.o MVP

Inspired by electronic/techno/house music and the instruments of that era, the HTML-108 virtual drum machine emulates aspects of the seminal Roland TR-808 by offering a (considerably scaled down) web-based version of this rhythm instrument.

The HTML-108 enables people to:

  1. create 4 measure / 16 beat loops with a select group of sounds
  2. save and store their rhythm loops into a collection (if a registered user)
  3. download their loops as audio files.
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artificialarea / thingful_q&a.md
Last active August 12, 2020 21:35
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artificialarea / db_queries.md
Last active July 25, 2020 22:49