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1. Subscription List End point: | |
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/subscriptions | |
Required Parameters: | |
- part | |
Optional Paramaters: | |
- (forChannelId) data type string - allowed values are comma separated list. | |
- (maxResults) data type unsigned integer - allowed values are integer inclusive of 0 to 50. | |
2. Google Maps Geocoding |
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Meetup.com API | |
1. Most request require authentication | |
2. Yes, the meetup API supports CORS | |
3. The best fit for this seems to be the Find Upcoming Events. The Response returns a list of events resolved by the City. It will show the City, Country, Id, Lat/Lon, member count, the full name of the city as a string, The state, and the zip code. there are other responses available as well. | |
4. If you exceed the number of allowed request you will be throttled, and if that continues you will be blocked for a period of time. | |
5. Depending on what going on you can see any of the following status codes: 200 good, 400 Bad Request, 401 Unauthorized, 429 Too Many Request, 500 Internal Server Error. |
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1.Write an analogy to describe the relationship between clients and servers. | |
- A drive through window experience is analogous to the client server relationship. The person pulling up to the drive through is the client. They believe they know what they want, and once they get acknowledgement that the drive through is ready they place their order (Make a request to the server). The person on the other side of the speaker tries to understand what the requester(client) wants and get the needed components from the other team members. Once everything thing is ready, the person on the far side of the speaker(the server) presents the request to the person on the near side(client) of the speaker. I think this relationship in many ways describes the relationship | |
2.Draw a diagram of the request/response cycle. | |
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56581417/73920837-22059a00-48be-11ea-8e03-a9eff99de98b.png |
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Published site | |
https://jjsilas.github.io/jjsdevportfolio/ | |
Repo | |
https://github.com/jjsilas/jjsdevportfolio |
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https://jjsilas.github.io/jjsdevportfolio/ |
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https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56581417/73157892-52894f00-40da-11ea-87b6-16214bbd5e8f.jpeg | |
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56581417/73157896-54eba900-40da-11ea-8485-601657d75ec0.jpeg |
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JJS Portfolio Project | |
Hello, I'm Jherich. A Fullstack developer with a focus on UI/UX and overall presentation. | |
I am a web developer and in the Fullstack JavaScrip program at Thinkful. I enjoy coding because it allows me the opportunity to solve problems and help others to see their ideas become working products and solutions. Before starting the journey to become a developer I was on the edges of discipline working both with reverse proxy technology and modifying clients existing Javascript for marketing and analytics. I love the idea of being able to fully understand the process from beginning to end. This allows me to not only to edit and maintain code but to build new and innovative projects as well. | |
When I’m not coding or working in technology, I’m frequently researching projects with my coding group. Or training in one of my movement-related passions. I teach Indonesian Martial Arts and ADD also known as Parkour. A few years ago I did stunt work for a movie, “The Lotus”, and I was on “American |
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https://jjsilas.github.io/LearnADD/ |
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(topic) | |
What is l'art du déplacement | |
(questions) | |
1. What is another name for l'art du déplacement | |
a. Parcours is the name originally used by the Yamakasi to describe what they did. | |
b. Freerunning was a name coined in American to describe l'art du déplacement. | |
c. Tracing is the official name for l'art du déplacement in Japan. | |
d. Hardcore Parkour the name use in the series the Office is the most common name used by the Yamak. |
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To implement the next steps in the application we need to: | |
1. Add Items | |
We will need to generate a new String string literal for each new item added. | |
2. Check/Uncheck added items | |
We will then check/ create a Boolean value for the listed times. | |
a. Based on the boolean value set or remove a strike through. | |
3. Delete Items | |
Remove any deleted times by dropping the string literal for that item. |