- Fork this gist
- Include a link to your application's repo
- https://github.com/stevepentler/Websockets_Workshop
- Your repo should have a link to your production app in the README
- Include questions/comments for anything you'd like us to specifically give you feedback on
- I completed all the "Your Turn" but I don't thing it's emitting properly. Lets imagine there are 5 users. If user 5 opens a web socket, the poll will be live with the responses from users 1-4. However, the updated poll is not send back to user one when websocket 5 submits the poll. I was fiddling with io.sockets.emit.. but couldn't get it firing.
- The websockets homework is graded on 'completion' or 'semi-completion' - but we'll try to leave you feedback on anything we see that requires feedback in the gist.
##PROTIP: README Love
READMEs are AWESOME. They are one of the best things you can add to a repo, (other than quality code), to make it look professional.
####Things that make a README great:
State where you are currently at with this goal
- Exposed to React during fecho project
Define what success looks like after 1 year
- Personal project converted to React on the front end
Outline resources for learning
State where you are currently at with this goal
- Have built apps using the Audio Song portion
- Used p5 & canvas in Gametime
Define what success looks like after 1 year
- Have a quote on quote "useless" project like Pablo the Flamingo
Outline resources for learning
- I really like the article's suggestion of writing waffle cards & deadlines.
- I think that would be mega helpful in monitoring progress, eliminating decision fatigue of what to work on, and staying focused.
- Family friends small business website in React
- PainCaver in React
- Uptown app
What is my 'MVP' for this project?
- Hits Site Controller, which calls the index action and fires App Component of React
- Upon Component did mount, fires off AJAX call to API/V1/DataController
- Instantiates RachioService
- calls store_data
- retrieves user_id info
- retrieves devices
- retreives device_zones
- After data is loaded into the database, promises call getZones and getDevices and sets State
- Browser's autocomplete technology kicks in
- Enter key closes curcuit in keyboard, converts enter to 13, passes to the operating system
- passed to OSX WindowServer which launches an event
- Protocol: HTTP = Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
- Protocol: HTTPS = Secure
- Google.com = Server
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~~Response for Adobe mp4~~ | |
=> {"public_id"=>"pnsm01kz1pierlk2b2al", | |
"version"=>1473969449, | |
"signature"=>"89e23daad9165669a59ae1e9895ccaf63c381e9a", | |
"width"=>1280, | |
"height"=>720, | |
"format"=>"mp4", | |
"resource_type"=>"video", | |
"created_at"=>"2016-09-15T19:57:29Z", |