Ask: Why is this a problem and how wide spread is it
Identify: What are the things I need to know to understand the problem and what are the issues
Detect: How do I know if there's an issue like this in my project
Mitigate: What do I do when I see an issue in my project
Prevent: How do I prevent an issue from starting
Sharing from the GSA LGBT & Allies Employee Association listserv:
International Transgender Day of Visibility -- Sunday, March 31, 2019 dedicated to celebrating transgender people and raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide.
Day of Silence -- Friday, April 12, 2019
Harvey Milk Day -- Wednesday, May 22, 2018 -- Celebration of being a member of the LGBT Community in public service
First Case of AIDS reported by CDC on June 5, 1981 -- Wednesday, June 5, 2019 (38th anniversary commemoration)
50th Commemoration of Stonewall Uprising -- Friday, June 28, 2019 Stonewall Inn, located at Christopher Street and Waverly Place, NYC)
[LGBT Pride Month 2019 NYC LGBT Pride March](https://2
A resource of Open Source and Version Control trainings that I or my team have done:
The An Event Apart conference will provide learning opportunities to more efficiently leverage technology practices in software development, user experience design, and accessibility. As a software engineer in the CTO office, my role includes developing prototype and proof-of-concept systems which often require a wide range of cutting-edge techniques and tools. At the conference, I intend to learn about up-and-coming technologies, how to better leverage existing technologies, and deep-dive into several areas that I have experience in, but need additional insights in order to apply them to our work at GSA.
| Create a function that will ask user a yes or no question. | |
| It will continue to ask until their input is "yes" or "y" or "no" or "n" | |
| //answer | |
| https://repl.it/KtiW | |
| JavaScript map() | |
| Use it when: You want to translate/map all elements in an array to another set of values. | |
| Exercises for .map(): | |
| 1.) Given an array of words, transform that to contain the length of each word. | |
| 2.) Given an array of dollar values, transform it to contain the values converted to another currency (your choice). | |
| 3.) Given and array of numbers 1-7, transform it to contain the corresponding day of the week. 1 is equal to Monday. |
| git log --all --format='%cN <%cE>' | sort -u > contributors |
