Invalidenstraße 158
7:00 - 23:00, closed Sunday
Gesundbrunnen Station (two stops north on the U8)
8:00 - 21:00, including Sunday
It’s all organic, so it’s a bit expensive
Hello! | |
The available spaces this month filled up very quickly, so we started a waiting list. | |
If you can't attend after all, please cancel your registration. Follow the the link below: | |
https://www.eventbrite.com/mytickets/ | |
If you can't figure out how to cancel your ticket, or you are so busy you have no time to do it, please email us and we'll cancel it for you. | |
Thank you! |
The next CoderDojo Berlin will be Saturday, January 18, from 14:00-17:00 at the SoundCloud HQ, Greifswalder Str 212. If you plan to attend and have not yet registered, please do so by following this link (so I have a head count):
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/coderdojo-berlin-january-registration-9501757011
If you want to tell friends about our club, you can use this link:
https://bitly.com/coderdojoberlin
If you want to print flyers to distribute or post, here is one:
https://github.com/theophani/coderdojoberlin/raw/master/flyers/CoderDojoFlyer-2014-01-18.pdf
I found these tutorials the have exercises on the most common DOM methods, and have some exercises with Events and Ajax:
http://dom-tutorials.appspot.com/static/index.html
(The exercises at the end of each seem time-intensive to me. I recommend skipping them on the first pass, and if you want to, go back and to them later.)
I am happy to help when you have any questions.
Nerdy stuff about the DOM that you don't strictly need to know can be found in this article:
West Queen West | |
Nice street for walking. Arty furniture shops etc. | |
All close to each other: | |
Chippy's (fresh fish and chips) | |
Dufflet Cake (best cakes and tartlets anywhere I've EVER had. Recommend taking it to go since the coffee sucks) | |
Trinity Bellwoods Park | |
The Paper Place (nerd out about Japanese papers) | |
Type Books (http://www.typebooks.ca/) | |
Poutini's House of Poutine (never been cuz it's new). |
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if (function_exists('mysql_set_charset') === false) { | |
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* Sets the client character set. | |
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* Note: This function requires MySQL 5.0.7 or later. | |
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* @see http://www.php.net/mysql-set-charset | |
* @param string $charset A valid character set name | |
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$ heroku addons:add cleardb:scream | |
----> Adding cleardb:scream to tiffanys-project... | |
This action will cause your account to be billed at the end of the month | |
For more information, see http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/billing | |
Are you sure you want to do this? (y/n) |
In modern web application design and development, as we strive for greater control of the user's experience, we rely heavily on Ajax to control the interactions, transitions and feedback. We do this to maintain context for the user during their interactions. As designers, we need to be able to clearly see and communicate which contexts exist, so that developers can make decisions about how to keep and switch contexts.
Since this talk requires some basic understand of Ajax, I’ll begin defining Ajax and explaining how the technique is used in web development to create app-like experiences.
Come see this talk tonight, Tuesday Feb 26, 19:30, @co_up
http://www.meetup.com/opentechschool-berlin/events/104646232/
Drag this to your bookmark bar: <a href='javascript: (function () { | |
var pid; | |
var p_url; | |
var S = require("models/sound"); | |
var playlists = require("models/playlist").instances._store; | |
for (p in playlists) { | |
p_url = playlists[p].attributes.permalink_url.split("/")[5]; | |
if (p_url == window.location.pathname.split("/")[3]) { | |
pid = p; |