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~~Response for Adobe mp4~~
=> {"public_id"=>"pnsm01kz1pierlk2b2al",
"version"=>1473969449,
"signature"=>"89e23daad9165669a59ae1e9895ccaf63c381e9a",
"width"=>1280,
"height"=>720,
"format"=>"mp4",
"resource_type"=>"video",
"created_at"=>"2016-09-15T19:57:29Z",

The Internet

Type in "g" & Enter

  • Browser's autocomplete technology kicks in
  • Enter key closes curcuit in keyboard, converts enter to 13, passes to the operating system
  • passed to OSX WindowServer which launches an event

Parse URL

  • Protocol: HTTP = Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
  • Protocol: HTTPS = Secure
  • Google.com = Server

Flow:

  1. Hits Site Controller, which calls the index action and fires App Component of React
  2. Upon Component did mount, fires off AJAX call to API/V1/DataController
    • Instantiates RachioService
    • calls store_data
      • retrieves user_id info
      • retrieves devices
      • retreives device_zones
  3. After data is loaded into the database, promises call getZones and getDevices and sets State
  • I really like the article's suggestion of writing waffle cards & deadlines.
    • I think that would be mega helpful in monitoring progress, eliminating decision fatigue of what to work on, and staying focused.

Projects

  1. Family friends small business website in React
  2. PainCaver in React
  3. Uptown app

Windy Tree Naturals

What is my 'MVP' for this project?

Have a Fun p5.js Canvas Project

State where you are currently at with this goal

  • Have built apps using the Audio Song portion
  • Used p5 & canvas in Gametime

Define what success looks like after 1 year

Outline resources for learning

Learn Responsive Design for Mobile Apps

State where you are currently at with this goal

  • Exposed to React
  • Strong with materialize, but only materialize

Define what success looks like after 1 year

  • Personal Project in Bootstrap & React Native
  • Read at least one book on design

Master React

State where you are currently at with this goal

  • Exposed to React during fecho project

Define what success looks like after 1 year

  • Personal project converted to React on the front end

Outline resources for learning

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stevepentler / readmelove.md
Last active April 21, 2016 15:19 — forked from rrgayhart/readmelove.md
README Love

##PROTIP: README Love

READMEs are AWESOME. They are one of the best things you can add to a repo, (other than quality code), to make it look professional.

####Things that make a README great:

Web Sockets Lesson Plan

  • Fork this gist
  • Include a link to your application's repo
  • https://github.com/stevepentler/Websockets_Workshop
  • Your repo should have a link to your production app in the README
  • Include questions/comments for anything you'd like us to specifically give you feedback on
  • I completed all the "Your Turn" but I don't thing it's emitting properly. Lets imagine there are 5 users. If user 5 opens a web socket, the poll will be live with the responses from users 1-4. However, the updated poll is not send back to user one when websocket 5 submits the poll. I was fiddling with io.sockets.emit.. but couldn't get it firing.
  • The websockets homework is graded on 'completion' or 'semi-completion' - but we'll try to leave you feedback on anything we see that requires feedback in the gist.