genadyp

link

#!/bin/bash

#File: tree-md

tree=$(tree -tf --noreport -I '*~' --charset ascii $1 |

gusmcnair

By this time, you should have applied to at least 5 jobs for week 1 of your “soft launch” job search.

To get into the habit of having a productive job search ask yourself the following questions:

What’s going well Of the jobs I apply to on job boards, I'm hearing back from about one in five, which seems like a pretty good ratio considering the number of applications these posts receive. In general, the ones I hear from the most are ones that are looking for some kind of design background. Most of these are titled "Web Designer and Developer" or "Front End Developer." In general, I get more responses for places near where I live. In two weeks, out of roughly 15 applications, I've made it through the final round of interviews for one position (I'm still waiting to hear back about whether I got it or not), and had screener interviews with two more.

What’s not going well In general, my attempts to network have not gone anywhere – I didn't get any responses messaging people on LinkedIn, and while I told

gusmcnair

Describe the HTTP requests/response lifecycle.
The client sends the server a request, and the server sends a response, which can be either the requested data or an error.

Describe the architecture of a basic Express app. How is it organized?
An express app has methods for routing HTTP requests (figuring out which route should be used based on request), configuring middleware
(a series of functions often to validate request or determine specifics before sending response), and more.
Organization: Request, middleware, main task, response.

Tell me about a time when you've used Express Router. How was it helpful?
For my Thingful project, is was helpful in that it allowed several different methods (post, delete, get) to be easily configured on

codebubb

const people = [
    { firstName: 'Sam', lastName: 'Hughes', DOB: '07/07/1978', department: 'Development', salary: '45000' },
    { firstName: 'Terri', lastName: 'Bishop', DOB: '02/04/1989', department: 'Development', salary: '35000' },
    { firstName: 'Jar', lastName: 'Burke', DOB: '11/01/1985', department: 'Marketing', salary: '38000' },
    { firstName: 'Julio', lastName: 'Miller', DOB: '12/07/1991', department: 'Sales', salary: '40000' },
    { firstName: 'Chester', lastName: 'Flores', DOB: '03/15/1988', department: 'Development', salary: '41000' },
    { firstName: 'Madison', lastName: 'Marshall', DOB: '09/22/1980', department: 'Sales', salary: '32000' },
    { firstName: 'Ava', lastName: 'Pena', DOB: '11/02/1986', department: 'Development', salary: '38000' },
    { firstName: 'Gabriella', lastName: 'Steward', DOB: '08/26/1994', department: 'Marketing', salary: '46000' },
    { firstName: 'Charles', lastName: 'Campbell', DOB: '09/04/1977', department: 'Sales', salary: '42000' },

gjerokrsteski

echo '.env' >> .gitignore
git rm -r --cached .env
git add .gitignore
git commit -m 'untracking .env'
git push origin master

tparveen

CICD Travis and Heroku

Setup Continuous Integration with Travis CI

Install Travis CLI

Install Travis CI's CLI:

• [Official Instructions] https://github.com/travis-ci/travis.rb
• On a Mac: gem install travis

NotSoSuper

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aishydevil12286

The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing

(by @andrestaltz)

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This tutorial as a series of videos

If you prefer to watch video tutorials with live-coding, then check out this series I recorded with the same contents as in this article: Egghead.io - Introduction to Reactive Programming.

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cole007

Star Wars, socialism and twentieth century models of historiography [^1]

Warning: this brain dump contains spoilers for Rogue One

Earlier this week I took my son to see Rogue One when he was off school sick. I was hoping for a good film - I'm a big fan of Gareth Edwards' previous offerings Monsters and Godzilla, and of course a massive fan of the original Star Wars films - but I didn't have any particular expectations; especially as this was the first Star Wars film to sit outside the main canon (perhaps excluding Caravan of Courage).

What I wasn't expecting was to love it. It was a different take on a universe I had grown up loving, replete in the visual and auditory iconography of the original trilogy. But it had license to do things differently, from the score to the opening crawl. There were nods throughout to the original films that this preceded, and of course the plot

chranderson

// check version
node -v || node --version

// list locally installed versions of node
nvm ls

// list remove available versions of node
nvm ls-remote

// install specific version of node