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#!/usr/bin/sh

# Install Fest 2.0

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# Welcome message
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echo "################################"
echo "# Welcome to InstallFest v2.0  #"
echo "#==============================#"

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Project #5: Your Portfolio Project

Overview

You’ve come a long way, and it's time to show it. This will be your most advanced project to date, and if you put creativity into it, it'll hopefully be the thing you want to show off most prominently in your portfolio.

You get to call the shots and invent your own idea, choosing frameworks & tools that are appropriate for what you want to build. Pull from everything you've learned so far, and tackle something that'll push you a little outside of your comfort zone.

For this project, you'll be working on your own and using product development strategies learned in unit 3 to come up with a project proposal that will be reviewed with your instructional team; this proposal is done to make sure you are building something that can be accomplish in the limited time we have while making sure it's something that will challenge you.

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Homework for Thursday, July 14th

1. Use the Forecast.io API you registered to find the current temperature and weather conditions in the following locations. You'll need to find lat/long for these locations. The API usage is as follows - https://api.forecast.io/forecast/your_api_key/37.8267,-122.423:

• Barcelona, Spain
• Boston, US
• Shanghai, China
• Mombosa, Kenya
• The North Pole

2. Peruse the Pokemon API (pokeapi.co) to find your favourite pokemon and at least two abilities they have.
3. Create a JSON file to represent yourself in your json_intro repository. It will be called me.json. Add the following keys and values: name, age, year_of_birth, hobbies, and likes_pizza.

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Introduction to Rails

James Traver

Full Stack Web & Android Engineer @ GA Chicago

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Agenda

Ruby Ruby on Rails

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Introduction to Ruby

James Traver

Full Stack Web & Android Engineer @ GA Chicago

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Agenda

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Active Calculator!

You are going to create a new Github repositoriy called active_calculator. Clone/sync it down to your computer to /adi/active_calculator/. It will contain 5 activities:

• A main activity to select an action to perform
• An activity to perform addition (TextViews, EditText Numbers, and Buttons)
• An activity to perform subtraction (TextViews, EditText Numbers, and Buttons)
• An activity to perform multiplication (TextViews, EditText Numbers, and Buttons)
• An activity to perform division + show the remainder (TextViews, EditText Numbers, and Buttons)

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1. Create an ArrayList of friends.
2. Add all of your friends.
3. Log the size of your friends.
4. Then, the robot uprising happens! You survive! Your friends do not. Find out how to remove all of them at once from the ArrayList. Do it.
5. Now, you've found some rocks, frogs, roaches, etc as friends.
6. Create a new ArrayList of NewFriends
7. Loop through all of your new friends
8. And then watch the nuclear holocaust together.
9. (This means use the method from step 4)
10. Log the size of your list.

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// data types!
// flash card time!
// one side: use case
// back side: variable type

// type || the name = assignment || a value
char capitolS = 'S'; // a single character
String myMessage = "Hello, you may buy all the booze.";
int funTimes = -42; // positive or negative whole value

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EXPRESSIONS HOMEWORK

GOALS

• You will practice writing expressions
• Revisit algebraic expressions and order of operations
• Research theorums and formulae used in the real world
• Convert formula that adhere to the order of operations to programmtic expressions

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package org.shakeitspeare.codeforcoffee.shakeitspeare;

import android.util.Log;

import java.lang.reflect.Array;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Date;

/**
 * Created by codeforcoffee on 5/24/16.