Trying to learn python using a variety of resources found on the web
End Goal #1: Can we build intermediate and advanced level project
End Goal #2: Can we answer Python Technical questions
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Intermission Prework for Mod 3
- You must complete and submit all of these assignments.
- It is due the Saturday before the start of the inning at 5pm
- Submit your work here: Survey Link
- Prepping for Mod 3
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require 'rails_helper'
RSpec.describe "shelters index page", type: :feature do
shelter_1 = Shelter.create(name: "The Humane Society - Denver")
shelter_2 = Shelter.create(name: "Denver Animal Shelter")
it "can see all shelter names" do
visit "/shelters"
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Deliverables are due 5:00 pm the Saturday before the module begins.
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This Gist will be your submission for your intermission work.
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Each of the assignments includes a Check for Understanding that you must complete in your Gist.
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Some of the assignments will also ask you to include a link to a GitHub repo.
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Submissions will not be accepted after that time.
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Prework must be completed in its entirety in order to attend class on Monday.
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Turing School Project Reflections
PROJECT PAGES
Mod 1 Projects
Mod 2 Projects
Mod 3 Projects
Mod 4 Projects
Details:
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My daily* practice between mod 0 and mod 1
- This is a markdown of hopeful daily tasks and projects that will always include a reading and coding practice.
- By the end of this, we will have created a website, an app, a mini game, then 5 more mini games, and finally gosu interactive game.
- *I am lucky enough to be out of work right now as I wait for Mod 1 to start.
This is going to be a lot, so buckle up and keep pushing through! Create discipline for yourself!\
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I want to be a developer who pushes boundaries and welcomes challenges. I want to work on teams that ask millions of questions about their user base so they can create dynamic AND inclusive products. I want to be a developer who challenges my own biases and tries to overcome them. I recently realized that from the anger, chaos, and violence of my surroundings, I ended up with some pretty hateful biases about the people who tore me down, manipulated me, judged me, or harrassed me. These are biases I should challenge. My ignorance of why others act out in anger or violence should not shape my bias but it should shape my curiousity. I should see every ugly conversation as an opportunity to learn about others.
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Checklists are important tools in the workplace, at home, and even in our creative work. A well-organized plan of attack can account for errors or double-work. Having a checklist not only begins the brainstorm and organization process of every project, it also creates goals and helps visualize the task at hand. To expand, by creating a checklist at the beginning of a project or workflow, you know how many tasks you are working on and who is assigned to those tasks. It can help you to chunk up tasks and begin organzing your tasks into like categories. Not only can checklists make us efficient and organized, but they are also great for flexibility and improvement. Because it is a checklist, tasks can be modified, improved, editied, or even deleted. This creates flexibility in the project and also in a team's mindset.
I really want to work on my organization and follow through. I wan