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My Goalz

Learning Goalz

• Become proficient in HTML, CSS, and Javascript
• Code every day
• Create a robust portfolio

Professional Development Goalz

• Find a mentor
• Engage with dev community via meetups, conferences (?), and outreach

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Challenge 1

Created three black divs with white text and set them all to inline-block. Floated div2 and div3 to the right and re-positioned them in the HTML (div3 above div2). Added 5px margin-right to div2.

Challenge 1

Challenge 2

-Created three black divs with white text and set them all to block display.

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#1 Write semantic HTML that is compatible with and easy to use for screen readers or Chrome Vox. #2 Employ human-centered design principles to create 'minimalist' websites that are easily accessible for people with visual impairments. #3 Write code that is easily tabbed through, so individuals with physical disabilities can more easily access my apps/websites.

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#GIT: THE LESSER KNOWN GREATEST HITS ##git stash: saves the current state of the working directory, but reverts back to the HEAD commit ##git stash apply: add stashed state to the current working directory/branch ##git shortlog: summarizes the git log output (https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-shortlog.html) ##git commit --amend: use this to amend/replace the most recent commit or commit message ##git reset --hard: resets the index and working tree. Any changes to tracked files in the working tree since are discarded. ##git reset --soft: does not touch the index file or the working tree at all (but resets the head to , just like all modes do). This leaves all your changed files "Changes to be committed", as git status would put it. ##git reset --hard HEAD~2: sets your current branch back to point at and sets your files back to same point

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#Module 3 (Front-end)

##Individual Assessment

• 3+ - All complete with very little guidance.
• 4 - Developer selected appropriate libraries and frameworks to build the app and demonstrates complete understanding of how to use them
• 4 - Developer was able to get the back-end running and successfully sent and received data from the server using the correct endpoints listed in the documentation. Did not need instructor guidance on how to work with the endpoints.

##Self-Directed Project - Climbmapper Climbmapper repo

1. Completion

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#hi how are ya

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#Pahlka - February 13, 2017 Friday Spike!!! ###Edualize-Frontend Repo

• CORS - Wtf?!

• Understanding and using CORS

• React-Leaflet

• example components

• Mapping the open web using GeoJSON

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Date: [02/14/2017]

Between us [Plum Street, Ltd.] and you [Nicholas Chambers].

Summary:

In short; neither of us will share any confidential information about each-other, by any means, with anyone else.

What’s confidential information?

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Nick Chambers: Assignments Assignment

This here is a well-formatted markdown (thanks to Macdown).

Project Spec

###Elevator Challenge

• Here is a link to my Github repo for the Elevator Challenge.

###Ultimate UX Challenge

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