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            WORKSHOP 1
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            Welcome! 
            
            Step 1: Download a Basic Jasmine Setup
                  : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B16WkmKMiD-KWUVnUnFqWHBMVlE/view

            Step 2: Unzip the file
          
            Step 3: Open the SpecRunner.html file
                  : Yay, you should have running tests now!
                  
            Step 4: In the SpecRunner.html file, uncomment the prettyTime.js file loads
            
            Step 5: Add the following tests for the prettyTime function:
                  : it should return 'just now' when appropriate
                  : it should return 'minutes ago' when appropriate
                  : it should return 'hour ago' when appropriate
                  : it should return 'hours ago' when appropriate
                  : it should return yesterday when appropriate
                  : it should return 'days ago' when appropriate
                  : it should return 'weeks ago' when appropriate
                  : it should return undefined for dates in the future
                  : it should return undefined for dates over a month ago
                  : it should return undefined for invalid dates

            Step 6: In the SpecRunner.html file, uncomment the reverse.js file loads

            Step 7: Add a function that implements the test in the specification for reverse.js

            Step 8: Once all your tests are passing, call me over!

            Bonus points:
               Create a function that makes an AJAX call to a publically available
               resource, and provide a test suite that examples the return value.
               This code should properly test the asynchronous behaviour of the 
               Javascript.

               To do this, check out the Jasmine specification: http://jasmine.github.io/2.3/introduction.html

            Double bonus points:
               Modify the original prettyTime function so that it does *not* take
               a "now" parameter. It should simply determine the current time based
               on the system clock. To properly test this, you'll have to "fake"
               the system clock now. The jasmine introduction has details on how
               to fake a clock.
               
               Let me know if you finish!