- Find the version of ubuntu you're running by using
lsb_release -a
in the terminal. docs - Human-readable filesystem information (how much space is there on my drive?):
df-h
docs examples - How much space do I have on my computer?
du -h
- Can do total for current directory (
du -c
) - Is recursive
- Can exclude
- Can do total for current directory (
- Run chrome w/ custom timezone (great for testing): StackOverflow Post
mkdir ~/chrome-profile
TZ='US/Pacific' open -na "Google Chrome" --args "--user-data-dir=$HOME/chrome-profile"
View aliases
g=git | |
ga='git add' | |
gaa='git add --all' | |
gap='git apply' | |
gapa='git add --patch' | |
gau='git add --update' | |
gav='git add --verbose' | |
gb='git branch' | |
gbD='git branch -D' | |
gba='git branch -a' |
View recover.c
#include <stdio.h> | |
#include <cs50.h> | |
#include <stdint.h> | |
#include <string.h> | |
int logerror(char *msg, int errNum) | |
{ | |
fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", msg); | |
return errNum; | |
} |
View lodash-es-demo.ts
import { get } from "lodash-es"; | |
interface Person { | |
name: string; | |
age: number; | |
children?: Person[]; | |
} | |
declare type DriverType = "Race" | "Commercial" | "Personal"; |
View Learnings.md
View NoteFrequencies.json
{ | |
"C0": { | |
"Frequency (Hz)":16.35, | |
"Wavelength (cm)":2109.89 | |
}, | |
" C#0/Db0 ": { | |
"Frequency (Hz)":17.32, | |
"Wavelength (cm)":1991.47 | |
}, | |
"D0": { |
View project03.md
Project #3: Building Your Own API
Overview
Project 2 had you working with Ruby, SQL, and Rails to build a full-stack application that was integrated via an API. For Project 3, you'll be working in teams to build one of several exciting projects, with a back-end API that's built on Node, Express, and Mongo.
This project is meant to push you both technically and collaboratively. In many ways, it’s a lot harder to work in a team than to work by yourself, but that's most likely you’re going to find yourself doing in your first development job after WDI, and it's important to learn how to work together.
At a high level, here's what we're looking for with this project, irrespective of which prompt you're working from: