Kara A Carrell KaraAJC

Resources

Configuring CircleCI Migrating from 1.0 to 2.0 tips for migration

Terminal Niceties

Here are a few things I love carrying with me when I get my terminal setup:

Terminal Prompt

bash_profile aliases

whatamasi

Say

Project Prep Questions

GOALS

Product Goals:

What is the pain point the team is trying to solve?
How big is the problem? How big is the market?

Team Goals:

What does the team (each person & overall) want to learn during the project?
What does the team want to demonstrate at the end?
How does the team want to learn to work?

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Components

Components are an integral part of react. Every part or a react app, from an individual list item, to the app itself is setup as a component. there are a few ways to think about the structure of a component, and your major choices are: Class Component, or Function Component. React Docs on Components and Props

Class Components use:

Render()

the render function is made to determine what should be rendered to the dom, when the component is used. you should use a return block to set what will be returned from running render. This function is a requirement of a Component.

##Preview

Description

Simple Dashing widget that displays all currently open pull requests across a GitHub organization.

##Usage

Installfest

So, you got yourself a new laptop, eh? Good for you! lets have an installfest party!

What we'll cover

xcode!
System Updates
Dotfiles
subl
Understanding the Unix Environment

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am KaraAJC on github.
I am karaajc (https://keybase.io/karaajc) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is AEDF 15FE 2338 9793 9EEB F590 A019 38E4 A459 DA14

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title>MyFirstWebpage</title>
	</head>
	<body>
	<!-- Example of Javascript element manipulation -->
	<h1 id="heading-1"></h1>

	// examples will go here!

	// Examples to explore: declaration vs execution
	// memory management and call stack
	// scope & context

	<!-- progress -->
	<progress></progress>

	<!-- code -->
	<code> </code>
	<!-- -->