travelingtonic

## User Feedback-F3
User 1
1. Would be nice to see the details for each adoption.
2. Youtube video is a great touch. Very helpful.


User 2
1. Possibly add a link [to Petfinder] so you can see everything about the dog.


User 3

## tk-api-capstone
Find A Furry Friend (F3)
F3 helps users find a new dog close to them by breed, combining data from the Dog API, Dog CEO, and Petfinder.

## Simple-Gets
Assignments
1. Create an app that lets users choose to display between 1 and 50 random dog images, then prints the results to the console. The app should feature a form with a required input where users indicate the number of images to retrieve, and the input should default to 3. Use the endpoint described in the "DISPLAY MULTIPLE RANDOM IMAGES FROM ALL DOGS COLLECTION" section of this page of the DogAPI docs.
  https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/simple-get-assignment-1


2. Building on the previous app, create an app that lets users choose to display between 1 and 50 random dog images, then loads the images in the console. This app should adhere to all of the requirements from the first one, in addition to displaying the images in the DOM.
  https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/simple-get-assignment-2


3. Create an app that loads a single random image for a specific breed. This app should account for the happy case when the breed is found, as well as the unhappy case when it is not. Use the endpoint described in th

## Meetup-Api-Review
Assignment 1
Visit the YouTube API documentation discussed above and find the subscription list endpoint documentation. List 1 required parameter and 2 optional parameters for this endpoint. For each parameter listed, state the data type and give an example of the allowed values.
Endpoint documentation: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/subscriptions/list
Required: myRecentSubscribers; boolean; true
Optional:
maxResults; integer; 10
order; string; relevance


Assignment 2

## How web apps work
1. Write an analogy to describe the relationship between clients and servers.
  Clients make requests and servers respond to requests. Think of a client like a student and a server like a teacher. First the student must know which classroom they want to go to (the url domain). They ask a hall attendant (DNS server) where the classroom is and the hall attendent looks up the room number (IP address) for them. Student then goes to that classroom (open connection).

  To get the information they want to learn, the student will ask a question (request) of the teacher (server). The teacher will then answer the student's question (response). If the student needs more information, they ask another question (request) and the teacher gives them another answer (response) until the student knows everything they want to know.


2. Draw a diagram of the request/response cycle.
  https://photos.app.goo.gl/CatgbkXd9E3k6kyV9

## Practice Mock Interview
General questions
  What are your greatest strengths as a web developer?
    // I like to learn and try new things. When I'm coding I like to think of multiple approaches to tackling a feature.
  What experience do you have working in a fast-paced environment?
    // Currently working for a healthcare IT company. Requires responsiveness because someone's health is waiting on our ability to deliver.
    // Previously worked for an eCommerce company. Time is money so systems had to post data quickly and accurately to get the most sales.
  What technologies are you most excited to learn?
    // React - it's used in my company by our frontend teams to build patient and provider portals.

Technical questions

## event-listeners
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Cat-carousel-jQuery
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/return-of-fizz-buzz

## virtual-pet-lunar
Toni's pet: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/lunar-whippet?path=public/client.js:38:25

Requirements: https://www.thinkful.com/workshops/city/virtual-pet/
Original Source code: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/cherry-restaurant?path=public/client.js:1:0
Solution: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/tf-virtual-pet-solution?path=public/client.js:1:0

## objChallenge
Get all the text and convert to lower case then remove? any punctuation marks.
create an array to store all the words in the text
loop through the text array and if a given word is already in the text count array increment its count by 1. If a given word is not already in the text count array then add it to the array with a count of 1.
set first item in word count array as the highest max word and count
loop through each word in the word count array against the current highest and if higher count than current set highest to new current word
At end of loop return back the highest count word and its count

## object-drills
Drill 1:
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Object-creator-drill
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Object-updater-drill
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Self-reference-drill
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Deleting-keys-drill


Drill 2:
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Make-student-reports-drill
https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Enroll-in-summer-school-drill
	User 1
	1. Would be nice to see the details for each adoption.
	2. Youtube video is a great touch. Very helpful.


	User 2
	1. Possibly add a link [to Petfinder] so you can see everything about the dog.


	User 3
	Find A Furry Friend (F3)
	F3 helps users find a new dog close to them by breed, combining data from the Dog API, Dog CEO, and Petfinder.
	Assignments
	1. Create an app that lets users choose to display between 1 and 50 random dog images, then prints the results to the console. The app should feature a form with a required input where users indicate the number of images to retrieve, and the input should default to 3. Use the endpoint described in the "DISPLAY MULTIPLE RANDOM IMAGES FROM ALL DOGS COLLECTION" section of this page of the DogAPI docs.
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/simple-get-assignment-1


	2. Building on the previous app, create an app that lets users choose to display between 1 and 50 random dog images, then loads the images in the console. This app should adhere to all of the requirements from the first one, in addition to displaying the images in the DOM.
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/simple-get-assignment-2


	3. Create an app that loads a single random image for a specific breed. This app should account for the happy case when the breed is found, as well as the unhappy case when it is not. Use the endpoint described in th
	Assignment 1
	Visit the YouTube API documentation discussed above and find the subscription list endpoint documentation. List 1 required parameter and 2 optional parameters for this endpoint. For each parameter listed, state the data type and give an example of the allowed values.
	Endpoint documentation: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/subscriptions/list
	Required: myRecentSubscribers; boolean; true
	Optional:
	maxResults; integer; 10
	order; string; relevance


	Assignment 2
	1. Write an analogy to describe the relationship between clients and servers.
	Clients make requests and servers respond to requests. Think of a client like a student and a server like a teacher. First the student must know which classroom they want to go to (the url domain). They ask a hall attendant (DNS server) where the classroom is and the hall attendent looks up the room number (IP address) for them. Student then goes to that classroom (open connection).

	To get the information they want to learn, the student will ask a question (request) of the teacher (server). The teacher will then answer the student's question (response). If the student needs more information, they ask another question (request) and the teacher gives them another answer (response) until the student knows everything they want to know.


	2. Draw a diagram of the request/response cycle.
	https://photos.app.goo.gl/CatgbkXd9E3k6kyV9
	General questions
	What are your greatest strengths as a web developer?
	// I like to learn and try new things. When I'm coding I like to think of multiple approaches to tackling a feature.
	What experience do you have working in a fast-paced environment?
	// Currently working for a healthcare IT company. Requires responsiveness because someone's health is waiting on our ability to deliver.
	// Previously worked for an eCommerce company. Time is money so systems had to post data quickly and accurately to get the most sales.
	What technologies are you most excited to learn?
	// React - it's used in my company by our frontend teams to build patient and provider portals.

	Technical questions
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Cat-carousel-jQuery
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/return-of-fizz-buzz
	Toni's pet: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/lunar-whippet?path=public/client.js:38:25

	Requirements: https://www.thinkful.com/workshops/city/virtual-pet/
	Original Source code: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/cherry-restaurant?path=public/client.js:1:0
	Solution: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/tf-virtual-pet-solution?path=public/client.js:1:0
	Get all the text and convert to lower case then remove? any punctuation marks.
	create an array to store all the words in the text
	loop through the text array and if a given word is already in the text count array increment its count by 1. If a given word is not already in the text count array then add it to the array with a count of 1.
	set first item in word count array as the highest max word and count
	loop through each word in the word count array against the current highest and if higher count than current set highest to new current word
	At end of loop return back the highest count word and its count
	Drill 1:
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Object-creator-drill
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Object-updater-drill
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Self-reference-drill
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Deleting-keys-drill


	Drill 2:
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Make-student-reports-drill
	https://repl.it/@travelingtonic/Enroll-in-summer-school-drill