Jack Tarantino jacopotarantino

check out feross/standard for some javascript style advice and a plugin to autocorrect violations
never be afraid to write variables with long fuckall names. readability is more important than shorthand
always wrap code in an IIFE to prevent global namespace pollution
good job on the wordSubstituter method
bulkShortener: i'd prefer a map/forEach to a for loop
if this were in my codebase i'd make you write inline documentation but that's fine here
triple extra bonus points if you rewrote this in a more class-based manner like:

class Tweet {

I need for you to build the front end to our new user management system. The first component in this system is a dashboard that lists all of our current users.

Criteria:

This site is going to be run as strictly static pages that interact with APIs so no backend is necessary.
The API isn't available yet so you'll need to fake some data. Use randomuser.me to get a set of users.
Use jQuery to facilitate browser abstraction.
Fetch a set of 3 male users and list them on the page.
Put their avatar on the left and their name, username, and email address on the right.

link to a definition with minaswan(good for SEO and readability)
be careful about conflating ruby and rails(it's basically the same thing in use but not techincally the same project so just be careful about phrasing)
2nd to last paragraph: i would focus on how machines today are powerful enough that we can spare a few cycles here and there instead of on the scale of modern webapps.
i'd like to see an example of what rails makes super simple/what's opinionated about it
i'd also like to see numbers on speed but that might not be the focus of this article
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/7/8013829_1eaef1f51f.jpg

	/**
	* Concerns:
	* How to render inline images, links, smart content(eg. `[twitter: @jacopotarantino]`), etc...
	* Do those sub-components actually need to be subcomponents or can we just `.innerHTML`?
	* What about updating article content?
	* Do articles ever really have events on/in them?
	*/
	import { analytics } from 'services'
	import { UIComponent } from 'ui-component'

	/**
	Order of operations:
	user clicks on button within a slideshow
	button emits a 'click' event
	slideshow catches button click event
	slideshow handles the specified action (change the slide to the right)
	slideshow emits a 'slide_changed' event
	click gallery, acting as a controller/higher-level wrapper for the slideshow in this case catches the slide changed event
	click gallery tells the advertisement to update
	advertisement runs an update

	(global => {
	'use strict'

	// if analytics is already defined, we probably don't need this.
	if (global.analytics) { return }

	class Analytics {
	/**
	* Creates a new instance of the analytics service.
	*/

	<script>
	(() => {
	'use strict'

	let styles = `
	.pretty-broken-image {
	visibility: hidden;
	position: relative;
	}

	(function () {
	$('#format-me').on('keydown', function (event) {
	var text = event.target.value
	var regex = /^\(\d{3}\)\s\d{3}-\d{4}$/

	// if it's valid do nothing
	if (regex.test(text)) { return }

	// strip the input down to numbers only
	text = text.replace(/\D/g, '')

	#! /bin/bash
	# @description outputs lines and the files they came from to an arbitrary file
	# @argument input {String} - regex looking for files in local directory
	# @argument output {Filename} - where to echo found lines to
	# @argument searchstring {String} - what to match for
	# @example - ./search.sh '*.csv' outputfile.csv portuguese
	echo $1
	for file in $1; do
	echo "Examining $file"

	#! /bin/bash
	# test script to install and deploy a test application to surge.sh

	# make sure node is up to date
	brew update
	brew upgrade node

	# install node-based dependencies
	npm install -g grunt-cli bower yo generator-karma generator-angular surge