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function reverse(str){
    letters = "";
    for (var i = str.length-1; i >= 0; i--){
        letters += str[i];
    }
    return letters;
}
reverse("nico")

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//FINDS THE LONGEST WORD IN A STRING
function longestWord(str){
    parts = str.split(" ");
    longest = 0;
    word = 0;
    for (var i=0; i < parts.length; i++){
        if (longest < parts[i].length) {
            longest = parts[i].length;
            word = parts[i];
        } 

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An Anonymous Pen

A Pen by Captain Anonymous on CodePen.

License.

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Javascript/JQuery workout

Exercises for fun

ex_1.js

Using only js

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###The TreasureHunter

This app is a multi player game where users can register for Treasure Hunts that will allow them to search around their city for "Treasures" based on Clues given to them from a Hunt Master.

App will be used by Hunters on mobile phones and by the Hunt Master on desktop.

A Treasure is searched for based on one Clue revealed at:

• the start of the game
• after each consecutive Treasure is found.

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SUGGESTION 1:
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Consider combining Location into Airport model ie:

Insead of 

Location.lat
Location.long
Location.id

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In show.html.erb views, there is inline css for bold and italic that can be refactored onto a css file.

Tables in views files should be rethought, or a least organized better in the file.

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# There are 4 basic steps to implementing your ActionMailer functionality in a Rails app:
# Step 1. Create your ActionMailer object. Remember that it can have any name, but should finish with "Mailer":

rails g mailer UserMailer 

class UserMailer < ActionMailer::Base
  default from: "fred@fred.com"

   def confirm_user(user)
    @user = user

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Rails Models

Generating models

$ rails g model User

Associations

belongs_to

has_one

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'You throw yourself off a cliff and you assemble an airplane on the way down.'

This is a quote from LinkedIn founded Reid Hoffman in an article called Fail to Succeed in the UK edition of Wired, which gives a series of examples of how failing, or the threat of failure, has produced some of the most successful entrepreneurial endeavors of this century.

The analogy of throwing yourself off a cliff really hits home for me. Even when the stakes aren’t exactly gigantic, no other activity can generate a greater yield of learning moments than risk taking, no matter what size they may be. It gives you an ability to adapt quickly, allows for a heightened awareness of danger, and perspective on what stagnation can do to your overall sense of well-being. It also gives you an opportunity to control your own destiny. Which is a huge factor in achieving goals. I think it’s important to live a life that involves a lot of time spent outsi