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function confirmEnding(str, target) {
  return str.substr(target.length) === target;
}
confirmEnding("sesame", "same");
// why does the code above return "FALSE"?
// I originally thought, since (-target.length = -4)
// that "does substr(-target.length) === target?" meant does 'same' = the last 4 characters of str? but (-4) is actually an index, so you start at -4th letter, which is 's' and you go to the end, which gives you "same".

/*
function confirmEnding(str, target) {

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8/14/2017

** Git Commands **
git status (to check which files are ready to be added)
git add -A (for all files)
git commit -m "Hello World" (commit file to repo)
git log (notes for the file git)

** Design and Technical Wireframes **

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Mon 8/28/17
Lab Day

Tue 8/29/17
Lab Day

Wed 8/30/17
Install PostgreSQL

Thu 8/31/17

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Try SQL course (from codeschool.com)

SELECT title
FROM movies
WHERE id = 2;

SELECT * FROM movies
WHERE title = 'The Kid';

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// Object oriented programming (from Khan Academy)
// 2 object literals
var winstonTeen = {
    "nickname": "Winsteen",
    "age": 15,
    "x": 20,
    "y": 50
};
var winstonAdult = {
    "nickname": "Mr. Winst-a-lot",

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Tuesday:
We worked on our app modules.
Discussed the anatomy of HTTP transaction.
We tested our API endpoints in PostMan and created tables in PostgreSQL
One of the things we learned today: in Sequelize, to define mappings between a model and a table, we use the define method.

Wednesday:
we continued working on our modules
We discussed Routes, bCrypt, and Validation

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JavaScript Prototypes

What's a Prototype?

Instance vs Prototype Properties  

Changing a Function's Prototype  

Multiple Levels of Ineritance  

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Monday
to deploy to Heroku:
heroku login git push heroku master

Tuesday

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if you screw up a branch, go back to master, create a new branch

Create new branch and switch over to new branch: git checkout -b simon-changes

to check currently working branch: git branch

to switch to simon branch: git checkout simon

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To develop locally, from the Master Heroku branch:

1. Create a new branch.
2. Make these 3 changes:
   --- in the .env file, add JWT_SECRET='i_am_secret'
   --- in Web/app.js, change var API_BASE = "simonkwondo.herokuapp.com/api/" to ** = 'http://localhost:3000/api/';**
   --- in Server/db.js, change line 2 (var sequelize = ...)