Below are e-mail response in regards with my job applications.
I just applied this job today. I submitted a cover letter and a resume.
Glaiza W glaizawagner
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/ forCreateButtons.html
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// source https://jsbin.com
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/ C2-Authentication-with-JWT
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Learning a new codebase
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| Can you find answers to the following questions: | |
| 1. How are the syntaxes async and await useful when writing JavaScript code? | |
| Async and await allows one to write asynchronous code without using Promises | |
| and ".then" chains. | |
| 2. With respect to Knex, how does the transaction method relate to BEGIN and COMMIT syntax in PostgreSQL? | |
| A knex transaction object creates an instance of a connection that database |
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| Project Name: Bux Influx | |
| 1. User Stories - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Nu0FxB543_rC7hVsLMYe8pAVzR7W6jgj | |
| 2. Issue Tracking - https://trello.com/b/9DTMonWJ/capstone-bux-influx | |
| 3. Wireframes | |
| 1. Greybox Wireframes | |
| - Main Page - https://repl.it/@glyzwagner/bux-influx-main-page-wireframe | |
| - SignIn Page - https://repl.it/@glyzwagner/bux-influx-signin-page-wireframe |
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/ bookmarks.sql
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November 4, 2019 21:39
c11-Introduction to SQL(bookmarks assignment)
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| Revisit the Bookmarks application that you started working on in a previous lesson. Design a table to store the bookmarks. For each attribute of a bookmark that you can think of, identify the data type, size, whether it can be null, if its a primary key and if a default value makes sense. | |
| 1. Create a database named bookmarks owned by dunder_mifflin. | |
| CREATE DATABASE bookmarks OWNER dunder_mifflin; | |
| 2. Write an SQL script to automate the creation of the bookmarks table in the database and seeds the table with some data. Insert at least ten rows o | |
| -- Create the table anew | |
| create table bookmark( | |
| id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY GENERATED BY DEFAULT AS IDENTITY, | |
| title TEXT NOT NULL, |
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| Github link :https://github.com/thinkful-ei-heron/glaiza-portfolio-wireframe | |
| In the comment box is the picture of how it looks like |
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| Live Link: https://thinkful-ei-heron.github.io/Glaiza-Portfolio/ | |
| Github Link : https://github.com/thinkful-ei-heron/Glaiza-Portfolio |
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/ portfolio sketch
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| Please see in the comment :) | |
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/ portfoliowireframe.md
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October 7, 2019 19:38
portfolio wireframe - checkpoint 1
- Write your bio, headline, and contact info for your portfolio.
BIO:
I began my career as an IT Analyst, moving up to an IT Instructor, and eventually being recruited to work in Singapore as an IT Executive.
I started web developing, without any prior knowledge. My love of creative, intuitive smartphone apps inspired me to take this training to get to a new level and build apps.
It’s like a dream turning into reality. I will always be grateful and honored that I found Thinkful and for the opportunity they gave me. Thinkful helped me unlock my potential as well as encouraging me that I can achieve my dream.
glaizawagner
/ how-web-apps-work.md
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September 26, 2019 21:22
Checkpoint 3 - How web apps work
Write an analogy to describe the relationship between clients and servers.
- client/server refers to a relationship between two networked computers in which one machine (the client) initiates a connection and makes requests of the other machine (the server), which in turn to fulfill those requests. Servers exist to provide a service which clients consume.
It is like borrowing a book in the library, you as the customer(client) will write a request that you want to borrow a Math123 book then the person-in-charge(server) will get that request then behind the scenes that person will ask his assistant to look for it, and when that assistant will found it, he/she give it to the person-in-charge(server) then it will be pass to the customer(client).
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