if (weatherCode === "good"){
body.removeClass(currentClass);
body.addClass("good");
//dialog.css("background-color", "rgb(169,247,188)");
return "Looks like a great day to ride!";
} else if (weatherCode === "maybe"){
body.removeClass(currentClass);
body.addClass("maybe");
View refactor.md
View vim_commands.txt
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%s/test_helper/rails_helper/g | |
%s/<...>\./expect(<...>\./g | |
%s/\.must_/)\.to /g | |
%s/\.wont_/.not_to /g | |
%s/equal/eq/g | |
%s/ eq true/ be true/g | |
%s/ eq false/ be false/g | |
%s/to raise/to raise_error/g | |
%s/to be_instance_of/to be_an_instance_of/g |
View 1706_osp.md
1706 Open Source Project
http://backend.turing.io/module4/projects/open_source_project
Groups:
Group 1
- Becki
- Sam N
View 1706_tca.md
Draft Schedule:
Time | Name | Instructor |
---|---|---|
1/4 9am | Jay P | Lauren |
1/4 9am | Aaron | Katelyn |
1/4 9:45am | Sam S | Lauren |
1/4 9:45am | Mimi | Katelyn |
1/4 10:45am | Dan P | Lauren |
1/4 10:45am | Michael B | Katelyn |
View js_rubric.md
Rubric
1. Completion:
- At a minimum, developer completes challenges 1-3 and deploys to GitHub pages in the allotted three hours.
Above Expectations
Meets Expectations
Below Expectations
View intro_asset_pipeline.md
Intro to the Asset Pipeline
Goals
By the end of this lesson, you will know/be able to:
- Explain the purpose of the asset pipeline
- Explain how Heroku works with the asset pipeline
- Run your app in a production environment locally
- Be comfortable using
figaro
to set environment variables
View express_postgress_knex.md
Express & Postgres via Knex
Note:
<example>
is meant to denote text replaced by you (including brackets).
Setup
// global dependencies
npm install -g knex
View authentication_with_express_postgres.md
Authentication with an Express API and Postgres
Setting Up
Let's make sure our Express app has the required base modules:
# within root of API
npm install --save express pg knex bcrypt
npm install --save-dev nodemon
View react_integration_with_axios.md
Integrating React with an Existing Client Application
Do you have an existing client application built with vanilla JavaScript that you’d like to transform into a React application? It’s not as complicated as you’d might think it’d be.
Installing Modules
Per the React docs, we'll need a few things:
View bob_elements.csv
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