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14 Homework 2: JavaScript Tutorials: My Final Codecademy Progress
I would have to say that Codeacademy and treehouse are my 2 favorite hands on programming site that i like to use. Every time i use code academy i learn something new. The examples sitting right in front of your face really helps.
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Class 14 Homework 1: JavaScript Tutorials: My Final Khan Academy Progress
now that I’ve had more time to review khan, i can give my personal opinion, I find that the this software could help programmers get an understanding but you dont get to do much coding.
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Class 12 Homework 2: JavaScript Tutorials: Khan Academy vs Codecademy
Khan Academy
Codecademy
Being that it was my first time using Khan Academy, I thought it was user friendly to say the leasr with its simulated instructions. I did only get so much into the animation. It's intuitiveness way of teaching makes me want to learn more. Code academy on the other hand, I have visited their site before and got the gist of what I did about. In my bias opinion it would be one of the best free/paid learning platforms you can to date. I was surprised to we were using it in an exercise. I love the overall interface and process on how they teach people to code at code academy.
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Class 12 Homework 1: My Top CSS and JavaScript Data and Stats Visualization Libraries
1. Plotly https://plot.ly/
A powerful platform endorsed by NASA, Shell Global, Google. the intricacy of the different algorithms and how the chart is created is a bit overwhelming as a beginner.
2. Google Charts https://developers.google.com/chart/
Endless charts. Endless graphs. An active community. Endless updates!
3. Chart.js http://www.chartjs.org/
Open-source JavaScript chart. Love its simplistic but informative design. User Friendly. 8 ways to visulaize your data.
4. D3.js https://d3js.org/
From my reviews D3.js is one of the most popular platforms used. They rave about its flexablity and how if differentiate from normal graphic and data processing libraries.
5. dc.js https://dc-js.github.io/dc.js/
Open-source software. Neat little JavaScript lib with a great balance between visualization of the data and enabling the user to explore and test specific hypothesis.
6. Chartist.js https://gionkunz.github.io/chartist-js/
Great for graphic anamation and responsive charts. Popular pick.
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Class 12 Assignment 3
I personally use templates everyday for work,I work for a wireless company and we have a formulated quote sheets that use macros, all we have to do is input partially information to get the quote precise. We also upload excel sheets of are daily inventory to keep count on the phones. I did have some issues with tonights assignments. When it came down to libre file, it didnt keep a good format when it was uploaded to google sheets and ipened in ms word. I was suprised to see that ms word didnt open identically in google sheets, there was just one small part of the formatted template that didnt register correctly. Again, google sheets are amazing and templates are the cherry on top!
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Class 12 Classwork 1
EXCEL TEMPLATE
GOOGLE SHEETS TEMPLATE
LIBRE OFFICE TEMPLATE
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Class 12: Top 3 Solutions for Real-world Web Site Final Project
As a team, we collectively chose these “Top 3″ solutions to help create are website final project. Framework: Foundation , CSS Library Chart.js , JavaScript Graphs & Charts: Chartist.
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Class 11, Homework 4: Basic Math in JavaScript — numbers and Operators
Learning the basic functions of the math operators of JavaScript.
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Class 11, Homework 3: Storing the information you need — Variables
Practiced updating variables, different variable types, and that JavaScript is considered a "loosely typed language".
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Class 11, Homework 2: What went wrong? Troubleshooting JavaScript
- Copy & pasted code. Sumbit doesnt work.
- Corrected line 82 --> guessSubmit.addEventListener('click', checkGuess);
Answer kept resulting to 1.
fixed ---> Math.floor(Math.random()*100) + 1;
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Class 11, Homework 1: JavaScript Grammar and Types
Learning the different ways of calling an Object Literals and Arrays.
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Valid CSS Code
First I start off by making a link tag in my HTML to my CSS file. Then I tried a few lines of code to make sure the link worked. After I read the code through the CSS validation service, came back that I had not found any errors. Added more CSS code repeat the process, again found no errors in code.
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Valid / Invalid (broken) HTML 5 Code
Valid Code
Copy and paste the lesson code. Then validated it on https://validator.w3.org/
Broken Code
Removed the html out of the tag DOCTYPE. Removed the / out of a closing paragraph tag. Removed one of the quotations in “utf-8″. Then validated it on https://validator.w3.org/
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Class 9, Homework 2: What it took
If I had to scale the level of difficulty from 1 to 10 I would have to give it a 8. Many parts of learning inline, external, and internal JavaScript code confused me. Nonetheless, I relentlessly finished the assignment. I did only understand some code I applied. When reviewing each code I used logic knowing the script was a chain of commands to understand the relations of certain operations. I believe JavaScript will become an easier programming language once I get used to its terminology. It took me roughly about 2 hours to make sure everything was correct in the files and adding it to TOC.
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Class 9, Homework 2: Comment
Unlike regular HTML, JavaScript has two different ways to make a comment that doesn't show up on the browser. With single line comments, you will just place // in front of the text. If it is a multi-line comment then you would place a /* before the comment and */ after the comment to let the computer know when the comment stops. Comments are usually left to remind, alert, and share other information to when working on/ collaborating on huge projects.
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