KevDev90 · December 12, 2019 16:26
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 In a few sentences, explain what the project was and the scope of your work. Imagine explaining your answer to a technical recruiter or a developer who you’d potentially be interviewing with who knows nothing about Turing.

 The project is called what's cookin?, and it is essentiallity a recipe based cookbook application where a user can filter through their recipes and add favorite recipes and save recipes to cook later. We worked on building multiple classes, practicing tdd to help develop our functionality, and working with some higher order es6 iterative functions. 

 What is your approach to working on a team? (In your answer, provide an example from this project)

 My approach to working on a team is try and be as cooperative as possible and definitely pull my weight throughout the project. In this project I did my best to stay on the same page with jesse and try to communicate what I was working on so we wouldnt have too many conflicts.

 You can’t work out how to solve a coding problem. What do you do to find the answer?

 I try to spend 20-30 minutes working on it myself, if that fails then i'll start googling things and attempt to implement some things I find online into my problem. If all else fails I will try to reach out to a classmate, friend or mentor for further guidance.

 What is one technical takeaway from this project?
 My technical takeaway from this project is seeing the differences with how es5 and es6 functions interact with being called in event listeners.
	In a few sentences, explain what the project was and the scope of your work. Imagine explaining your answer to a technical recruiter or a developer who you’d potentially be interviewing with who knows nothing about Turing.

	The project is called what's cookin?, and it is essentiallity a recipe based cookbook application where a user can filter through their recipes and add favorite recipes and save recipes to cook later. We worked on building multiple classes, practicing tdd to help develop our functionality, and working with some higher order es6 iterative functions.

	What is your approach to working on a team? (In your answer, provide an example from this project)

	My approach to working on a team is try and be as cooperative as possible and definitely pull my weight throughout the project. In this project I did my best to stay on the same page with jesse and try to communicate what I was working on so we wouldnt have too many conflicts.

	You can’t work out how to solve a coding problem. What do you do to find the answer?

	I try to spend 20-30 minutes working on it myself, if that fails then i'll start googling things and attempt to implement some things I find online into my problem. If all else fails I will try to reach out to a classmate, friend or mentor for further guidance.

	What is one technical takeaway from this project?
	My technical takeaway from this project is seeing the differences with how es5 and es6 functions interact with being called in event listeners.