Please submit your repo link below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y2R01k4SXI
Hey team - please submit your project in the following format:
- PM
- Group Members
- Repo Link
- Project MGMT Tool link
Yes. You have work to do. If you don't do any of this work, you have a much higher chance of repeating the module.
- Create a video of you drawing out the Redux cycle and explaining each step of the process.
- Send your video to your PM for your Rancid Tomatillos by 5pm on Sunday 1/5
Howdy gang. As mentioned in class, rather than add more projects, work, etc. on your plate for Thanksgiving Break, we would rather you spend part of each day either ramping up or shoring up areas of the content we have covered so far.
While you do not need to code for hours on end each day, we STRONGLY recommend that you spend a portion of each day code. And by STRONGLY, I mean that if you do absolutley no coding you are exponentially more likely to repeat the module. As we have mentioned, you'd be shocked at how quickly concepts are forgotten if you aren't putting in the reps!
- Please drop a link to your repo next to your name by 8pm this evening (11.22.19).
- Be sure to put your link in between the opening and closing
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after you click theEdit
button.
- Austen Dunn - https://github.com/Dunn-Austen/whats-new
- Garrett Iannuzzi - https://github.com/Garrett-Iannuzzi/whats-new
- Ben Firth - https://github.com/benjamin-firth/whats-new
- John Adams - https://github.com/adamsjr8576/whats-new
- Andrew Kinstler -
This lesson typically can be done in 20-30 minutes.
Use the the old Dashboard static comp to model how to break a larger comp into containers and then work through going into smaller pieces. I typically will model how to break out the sidebar into smaller parts.
Have students work through building out the rest of the Dashboard comp OR the Profile page.
I am motivated by getting back to a more stable lifestyle and more stable paycheck.
I will keep myself going by celebrating my struggles with my cohort mates. I would like to do some type of "cohort standup" type process with my cohort to keep everyone accountable and stay supportive of one another.
How will you hold yourself accountable to your plans? (Ex: Attend Mod 5, meet with cohortmates, attend Kayt's coffee shop hours, etc.)
I will plan on attending Mod 5, scheduling time to meet with cohortmates throughout the week and also attending Kayt's coffee shop hours when the location isn't too far from Denver.
- Javascript interprets (reads) code from the top down, line by line
- A function can only return one thing. Anything below a return statement will not be read if that return statement fires
- Conditionals allow you to write more logic into a function to give JS more information about what you want to return from a function!
- Order matters when writing a conditional! Take time to psuedocode out how you want your function to interpret the data it is given!