| # Load version control information | |
| autoload -Uz vcs_info | |
| precmd() { vcs_info } | |
| # Format the vcs_info_msg_0_ variable | |
| zstyle ':vcs_info:git:*' formats '%b' | |
| # Determine if current working directory is a git repository | |
| git_branch_color() { | |
| if current_git_status=$(git status 2> /dev/null); then |
| Write individual reflection: | |
| What felt good about your process? | |
| - It felt good to solve some problems that on the surface looked extremely difficult. I don't think that any of the challenges | |
| I took on actually were, but getting past that feeling of "I'm not sure I can do this" and up to that point of "oh wait, I | |
| think I've got this" is always a valuable experience, regardless of the actual difficulty. | |
| What was difficult/where did you struggle? |
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
It allows a server to indicate any origins other than its own from which a browser should permit the loading of resources. It also allows “preflight” requests to the server hosting the cross-origin resource, in order to check that the server will permit the actual request.
Now that you’ve completed the tutorial, take a moment to write a reflection on your experience to help solidify what you’ve learned.
I learned about GraphQL, which is an API data query and manipulation language invented and open-sourced by Facebook.
It was created as an alternative to REST, responding to increased mobile usage (which generated a need for more efficient
data loading), increased demand for compatibility with different frontend frameworks and platforms on the client-side
(beyond just React), and the need for increased development speed, i.e. rapid feature development.
I'll start with the Dropdown component's index.js file, because I chose the "Add 0 as Mod option to user profile" issue,
which references dropdown menu functionality in its user stories.
The modular directory structure and the standard React component architecture, with parent and child class and function components and props passed between them.
This gist contains a short assignment I'd like everyone to complete before our formal lesson. The prework involves reading some of the React Router documentation, and will allow us to keep the lesson more hands on.
You will not be turning this in; it's for your own understanding/learning/benefit 😁
The data model holds onto the state of our application, representing the information that will likely be displayed on our page. It's basically the underlying info (often data structures such as arrays, objects, etc) that the DOM (Document Object Model) will render/process to provide us with a visual representation of this data.
A framework is a reusable software environment that provides a specific type of functionality within the context of a larger software platform. It allows a developer to utilize reuseable code more easily than with purely "vanilla" language, due to it's use of "Components" - individual building blocks that can be updated independently, rather than requiring an update of the whole UI on every state change. A library is more narrowly-scoped - it often provides a specific addition to an application and requires the user to "call" it
Group Member Names: Pete & Nichele
Goals and Expectations for the Project (What does each group member hope to get out of this project? What do we want to achieve as a team? How will we know that we're successful?):
Reflect After reading the articles above, create a gist on Github and reflect (4-6 sentences) on the following prompts.
Empathy has always played a large and important role in my life, as interpersonal relationships lie at the heart of my happiness and existence. By attempting to understand what other people think and how they feel - and really listening to what they have to say - it allows me to feel a shared sense of humanity. I think there's a positive, symbiotic relationship between the internal and external effects of practicing empathetic thinking and behavior; when we care about how other people feels, it in turn makes them feel listened to and valued. I also allows ourselves to feel a greater sense of kinship and gratitide towards mankind, in turn projecting that sentiment outwards and imbuing that empathetic feeling in others.
Emphathy helps us build better software by all