LIVE QA: Thursday, April 15 from 3:40pm - 4:10pm ET
- How do you view your responsibility, as an employee at your current company, to DEI?
- What, in this presentation, can you implement today to ensure a more equitable tomorrow?
LIVE QA: Thursday, April 15 from 3:40pm - 4:10pm ET
This project follows semver 2.0.0 and the recommendations of keepachangelog.com.
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Items to (possibly) revisit
Author: Jeannie Evans
At the very tail end of our time at the Turing School of Software and Design, we are asked to learn about one more thing that interests us. I, being the front-ender I am, went with what I felt like was the obvious choice for me of Vue.js. Vue.js is becoming massively popular, and although is still component based, is quite different from React. I have gone into this assignment knowing that Vue.js is component based, but haven't found it to be quite as intuitive as React when I first began learning that.
Have you ever heard the SE Asian expression, "same same, but different"? I am reminded of this expression when comparing Vue.js to React. Essentially, it means that it's the same in many ways, but in almost an opposing way. Makes total sense! No? Stay with me... In React, when we render things, we have a very clean, neat, and tidy return()
statement. All of our HTML is shoved in there and we can use pretty basic, regular, 'ol
What will a typical week look like for me?
I would like to incorporate a solid amount of time for self care and times for meet ups. I would also like to take advantage of really, this time off (got the rest of my life to work) to enjoy taking my time programming and learning. Will be the first time ever that I won't feel so rushed.
What is a realistic way to spend my time?
*please note: this is in steps! based off of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uHfIv4981U *
$ git clone https://github.com/DmsChrisPena/cloudinary-image-upload
npm i
npm start
Lesson: https://frontend.turing.io/lessons/module-4/oauth/index.html
Open-Authorization
https://frontend.turing.io/lessons/module-4/client-side-security.html