- A re-introduction to JavaScript
- I re-read this every 3 months. It's fantastic.
- Prototypical Inheritance
- Hoisting
- MDN on closures
- This article really helped me fully understand closures.
- Async
- AJAX
- Front-end Job Interview Questions
- Sometimes I'll read through this list and the first thing I don't know I go and learn about it.
- CSS Selectors
- Career Cup
- MVC Design Pattern
- MOVE Design Pattern
We need to start updating our local repositories with everyone else's changes. We can make this easy on ourselve by using git's remotes feature. We are going to add this repository as a remote called upstream
. Run the following command from within your repository:
git remote add upstream https://github.com/codefellows/sea-c11-javascript.git
or if you have an ssh key on your github account:
git remote add upstream [email protected]:codefellows/sea-c11-javascript.git
Then to merge in everyone else's changes run the following command:
git pull upstream master
This command is saying 'go to the Code Fellows repository. get the master branch. pull the master branch down to my local repository. and merge it into my local master branch.'
There is a #codefellows channel on irc.freenode.net a ton of bootcamp students, Instructors, and generally knowledgable people are in that chat room. Ask for help and I'm sure someone will oblige!
http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/new2irc.html
Hopfully everyone is in canvas now. Be on the lookout to help out people there if you think you can help! Helping each other is the most effective way to figure out some problems!
Seriously though. Before asking questions at least do a google search about the error you are getting.