Roberto Ortega bertoort

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Friendship Beacon

Hardware

Pi3 with charging cable, sd card, and initial monitor and keyboard to set up
miniboard
4 cables with pointy end and receiving end
two resistors
button
led

Photo Scavenger Hunt

Taking a nap 100
On a basketball court 100
Slice of pizza 50
In front of a political bumper sticker 50
Car with a parking ticket 50
With someone in a Galvanize backpack 50
Fire! 50
With a face tattoo 200

Full Stack Application

By the end of this exercise you will build a full stack application with a client, server, and database.

** NOTE ** Do not copy and paste. This project is about solidifying concepts and finding gaps in your knowledge. It is OK to look back at previous work, however, you should understand what every line does and be able to write from scratch.

Tasks

0. Plan

Weekend Work

CLI

https://github.com/veltman/clmystery

Git

Create a new project and host it on github
Commit early and often

Stand down

22 people on learn
Set up list
- Login to Learn!
- Don't stress about ZSH and Github SSH

Homework??

Finish set up

Problem

A robotic technology startup is located in San Francisco. The CEO has 3000 battery packs that he wants to transport with Danny (the robotic bird) to his other branch, across a 1000-kilometer stretch of land. The owner has only robotic bird, which carries a maximum of 1000 battery packs at any moment in time, and consumes one battery pack every kilometer it travels.

Question

What is the largest number of battery packs that can be delivered to the branch?

Docker

Objectives

Define Docker
Describe the difference between VM vs Containers

	" Main Configuration
	let mapleader="\<Space>"
	syntax on
	set shell=bash
	set number
	set hlsearch
	filetype off
	filetype plugin indent on
	set tabstop=2
	set shiftwidth=2

	// Objective - Describe and implement the following native array methods:
	// forEach, some, every, filter, map, and reduce.

	// FOREACH
	// There are a number of helpful functions built-in
	// to JavaScript's regular arrays. These methods
	// are both higher order functions and functional
	// in that they do not manipulate the array they
	// are working on. That is, they are non-destructive.