- Fork this gist
- Do 5 JavaScript exercisms
- Compare your completed exercises to five answers that other folks got, writing a comment of what you saw when comparing the answer
- Fill in the template below with your work
Do 5 of these:
To get started with Rails we need to install the gem. From the terminal type:
{% terminal %}
$ gem install rails
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{% endterminal %}
function Food(name, calories) { | |
this.name = name; | |
this.calories = calories; | |
} | |
$("document").ready(function() { | |
time = moment(); | |
setIndexFoods(); | |
}) |
Rate each project at https://demonight.herokuapp.com. These ratings will determine who moves on to the public judged demo competition week 1 of the next inning.
71, Hannibal Buress: Animal Furnace | |
80, Hannibal Buress: Comedy Camisado | |
17, Meet My Valentine | |
55, Experimenter | |
75, French Dirty | |
11, Love | |
7, I Love You Phillip Morris | |
9, A Ballerina's Tale | |
67, Hellions | |
65, The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave |
Rate each project at http://demonight.herokuapp.com
Pre-refactor, this is a really great start. I love that you took documentation seriously, in your Readme, and production code. I also appreciate you taking on d3, and being willing to share what you've learned with the class. As someone with a history of building overly complicated visualizations, I can't vouch for D3 as the best tool for everything, but it is quite flexible. I hope you get more opportuni
assert
so you don't have to type chai.assert
each time.done()
s correctly in your test. Nice work picking up on the asynchronicity.