#things for sranso to learn
** things i'm currently working on
###javascript
- listen to the origin of javascript, write a blog post
- ** read eloquent javascript
- ** make all these tests pass
- my repo
- helpful resource --> cassidy
- a few tests about recursion, hence: recursion codecademy
- video on web requests
- finish learnyounode (started here)
- watch object playground again, write about it..? build some objects? hah.
- fundamentally understand what
call
apply
bind
do - node inspector
- understand cookies nom nom
- use require in a tiny app, understand how it passes things around
- be able to define / describe a module, why you would use one
- use promises, understand how they work / talk to each other
- read through superherojs
- understand how the call stack works
###shell, systems
- be able to define / know what common shell commands do
- e.g.
-l, -rf, -r, |, --save, xargs, sed, apt-get
- e.g.
- be able to describe the difference b/t linux / unix / etc
###databases
- be able to describe difference b/t postgres, sql, mysql, mongodb, etc. (use in a proj)
###servers, deploying
- understand how expressjs servers are made
- be able to describe how ngnix and django talk to each other (specific task?)
- complete one or two of these digital ocean tutorials
- be able to deploy an app and know what's happening (i think this one might be tricky)
###security
####random resources i want to keep
- ruby interview qs
- frontend js interview qs
- project euler
- rails 4 app w/ passenger, nginx
- deployig with capistrano
- Rails 3 database.yml examples
- markdown cheatsheet
- git extras
- angularjs style guide
- express-cdn
- you dont know js
- response imgs in practice
- enable https efficiently
- test ie on macs
- make shapes in css
- pixbi frontend challenge (could be fun to try)
- good ui
- one page love
- 12 factor apps
- 10 mistakes node devs make
- open design
- skeleton USE THIS
- git rebase vs merge
- planning a frontend js app
- js app arch on the road
- liam's particle repo
- color scheme picker
- nature of code
- github cheat sheet
- 10 papers to read
- awesome courses
- the state of web type