markLaughlin

Links to back of napkin designs:
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1xViu5PqS9NQvS1RAZH80yoBO-iW4iAQenaWyXLDiVLU/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/18uLbY_r5Qyn040IGm76THLSRkiAyU9BJw2AJdRYd3qc/edit?usp=sharing

Links to wireframes  live:
https://marklaughlin.github.io/one/
https://marklaughlin.github.io/two/

Links to wireframes repos:
https://github.com/markLaughlin/one

markLaughlin

1) Required parameter: part; 
   Data type: string
   Example of allowed Values: contentDetails
   
2) Statue of Liberty:
   https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=Statue+of+Liberty+National+Monument,+New+York,+NY&key=REQUESTER'S_API_KEY
   My address:https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=617+West+Green,+Champaign+,+IL&key=REQUESTER'S_API_KEY
   
   
3) - This server requires authentication.

markLaughlin

Question: Write an analogy to describe the relationship between clients and servers.

Answer: I'm thinking of the clients as being like customers in a restaurant and the servers being the cooks in the kitchen. The customers are sending requests via waiters, which are then processed by the cooks in the kitchen and sent back as responses. The request/response cycle goes on for the course of the meal as clients ask for appetizers, then entrees, etc. and those items are sent back from the kitchen.

Diagram of the request/response cycle:

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1adsGCsKBS5iBkLceBDskrhzyngbEb14HdSeRAVKNX60/edit?usp=sharing

markLaughlin

Repo:
https://github.com/markLaughlin/portfolioMLaughlin

Webpage:
https://marklaughlin.github.io/portfolioMLaughlin/

Thanks,

Mark Laughlin

markLaughlin

Below is a link to the Google Doc:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SRYyzN6WX_hgu17OBmaflZywVZK-qf5gwTOkBRJlMUA/edit

markLaughlin

Bio:

Hello! My name is Mark. I'm a full-stack web develper.

I'm a web developer based in Champaign, Illinois who is freshly graduated from Bloc coding academy. What motivates me about technology in general and coding in particular is finding out how things work; when you're stuck on a problem then get unstuck through your own efforts, it's a great feeling. I do well with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and jQueary, and as a developer, I'm always developing. 

When not at my laptop, I like to to play the piano, hike, bike and eat ice cream. I'm hoping to get my pet Chihuahua to obey me one day. 

Contact information:

markLaughlin

Here is the repository:
https://github.com/markLaughlin/quizApp

Here is the url:
https://marklaughlin.github.io/quizApp/

Thanks,

Mark Laughlin 

markLaughlin

Here is the repo:
https://github.com/markLaughlin/quiz-project

Here is the project url:
https://marklaughlin.github.io/quiz-project/

markLaughlin

ADD ITEMS:

Create a function that binds the action of the form with the id "#js-shopping-list-form" being submitted to a function.

This function will assign the value inside the input box with id ""#shopping-list-entry" to a variable name. 
This variable will be used to create an entirely new <ls> element to eventually be added into the DOM. 


CHECK/UNCHECK ITEMS:

markLaughlin

I am seeing ways of embedding the jQuery requests directly into the html file rather than having them on a seperate .js file. Which way is better?

jQuery seems like a shortcut. Would it perhaps be better to learn how to code everything in JavaScript first?

In a directory with an .html file, a .css file and a .js file, which file is being compiled first, the .css file or the .js file?

The following part of a jQuery event seems to have the wrong syntax with parentheses. Why is that? $(".jsClicker").click.function(event){ }

How does qQuery work with form elements?