ORM: Object Relational Mapper

backend
Ex: Sequelize!!!!
Allows us to talk to our DB
Tables = classes, rows = instances/objects

Middleware

backend
In web dev: runs between REQUEST & RESPONSE
Ex: morgan, express, body parser

jbracht / Pillars_resources.md

Last active January 25, 2019 21:37

Allowed:

Student Notes (including notes on workshop code)
Documentation
Lecture slides
Demo code samples
Notes students share with one another
Help tickets (esp in case of specs not running or very basic clarification needed)

Forbidden:

Workshop code

jbracht / Pairing-with-git.md

Last active April 17, 2019 21:33

Pairing with git

Getting started

You and your partner should follow these instructions together. "PartnerA" will assume the role of "driver" first, and "PartnerB" will assume the role of "navigator" first - decide now who those will be. You should switch these roles every 15 minutes (use a timer to keep track).

The steps below will help you establish a workflow for sharing your work with each other using Git. Note that for this to work, it is very important that only one partner works on the project at a time - you must stick to the driver/navigator roles.

Both partners should fork the repo and clone their fork to their respective machines.
PartnerA: Copy the url for your fork's github page from your browser's url bar (it will be something like https://github.com/<PartnerA_username>/<PairExercise.WorkshopTitle>) and send that url to PartnerB via Slack
PartnerB: Copy the url that PartnerA sent you, cd into your local clone on your machine and execute this command using that url:

jbracht / Senior_CP.md

Last active March 28, 2019 20:50

About Senior Checkpoint:

What it is for:

Diagnosing if you're ready to put together Senior Phase projects
The biggest question we're trying to ask with this test is: can you write a single page CRUD (create, read, update, delete) app?
- if so, you'll be able to start working on larger scale projects

Format:

Spec-based
It'll look a lot like your Pillars Checkpoint

jbracht / 1902_Electives.md

Last active April 1, 2019 18:26

    

Realtime Games
TypeScript, SASS, & Workplace Ethics
Design Patterns & Scale


Abu Islam
Aaron Nah
Bianca Czaderna

Allie French
Alex Grazier
Charlyn Manuyag

Amy Liao
Aly Norrgard
Chelsi Asulin

Billy Tan
Ann Kettles
Christina Armstrong

Brook Li
Anna Mai
Christopher Najafi

Daniel Kil
Ariel Ahdoot
Conrad Batraville

Daniela Mead
Baz
Daniel Lanoff

Danny Marquez
Be




  

Realtime Games	TypeScript, SASS, & Workplace Ethics	Design Patterns & Scale
Abu Islam	Aaron Nah	Bianca Czaderna
Allie French	Alex Grazier	Charlyn Manuyag
Amy Liao	Aly Norrgard	Chelsi Asulin
Billy Tan	Ann Kettles	Christina Armstrong
Brook Li	Anna Mai	Christopher Najafi
Daniel Kil	Ariel Ahdoot	Conrad Batraville
Daniela Mead	Baz	Daniel Lanoff
Danny Marquez	Be

jbracht / 1904_Electives.md

Created May 17, 2019 21:17

    
Track 1 - Ruby on Rails
Track 2 - Programming Paradigms

Alex Mann
Ahsun Kim

Alex Mok
Alena Ioffe

Allison Geismar
Arnald Wong

Alyona Rodina
Asia Gagnon

Amaris Chang
Audra Kenney

Amneet Sandhu
Colleen Higgins

Cara Takemoto
Daniel Rivera

Chang (Sunny) Mei
Dyane Ramos

Track 1 - Ruby on Rails	Track 2 - Programming Paradigms
Alex Mann	Ahsun Kim
Alex Mok	Alena Ioffe
Allison Geismar	Arnald Wong
Alyona Rodina	Asia Gagnon
Amaris Chang	Audra Kenney
Amneet Sandhu	Colleen Higgins
Cara Takemoto	Daniel Rivera
Chang (Sunny) Mei	Dyane Ramos

jbracht / flexbox.md

Created September 18, 2019 00:03

Flexbox

"Flexible Box Model" - aims to provide a more efficient way to style pages

Items contained inside a flex container with "flex" to best fit the available space.
Flexbox layout is direction-agnostic making it more flexible than other layout models (block layout being vertically-biased, and inline layout being horizontally-biased).
Flexy layouts are responsive – they will grow/shrink as specified to fit different screen sizes

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