Antoine BERNIER

@abernier

Joined on Jan 13, 2019

  • Ou savoir par quel bout commencer son projet #3. Pré-requis :::danger 🚨 Required ::: 💭✅ Avoir fait valider son idée de projet. Conception
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  • Ou savoir par quel bout commencer son projet #2... Pre-requisites: being in pair 👯‍♀️ Conception :::warning Vous ne devez pas commencer par coder !
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  • cf. git cheatsheet Création du projet $ cd ~/code $ npx ironhack_generator ironme $ cd ironme Activation versionning + 1er commit $ git init
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  • The more 🕹️ the harder! Perilous Path 🕹🕹 Kitty Clicker - difficulty 🕹 Paper Droid - difficulty 🕹🕹🕹 Manny-Ski - difficulty 🕹 Oprah Game - difficulty 🕹🕹 Changing Keys 🕹 Galactic Wars 🕹🕹🕹 The Interview 🕹
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  • Pré-requis avoir git initialisé son projet (à la racine) avoir un dossier CRA nommé client/ avoir vérifié que client/.git n'existe pas (sinon le rm -rf client/.git) Steps Créer son app sur Heroku (par ex myapp) : https://dashboard.heroku.com/
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  • Voir le cours : http://learn.ironhack.com/#/learning_unit/6806 🛸 JSX ? dans App.render(): ... return ( <div className="App"> <h1>Bonjour!</h1> </div>
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  • ==C'est une fonction passée en paramètre== (à une autre fonction), comme dans cet exemple où une fonction est passée à .addEventListener : btnEl.addEventListener('click', function () { alert("Just clicked the button !!!"); }); console.log("THE END") :bulb: notre fonction de callback est ici une fonction anonyme, ie: sans nom
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  • wdpt202102par Curriculum 24 weeks in total 3 Modules: module I ‒ frontend: #HTML #CSS #RWD #JS #DOM #git … module II ‒ +backend: #MongoDB #Node #Express #API #HTTP #AUTH …
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  • :::info ORIGINAL FRENCH VERSION: https://www.notion.so/abernier/Tech-interviews-0b8e0095df1f49f5a8ef14e21313cc93 ::: Learning Goals We are going to coach you on 4 possible formats: Show me the code Coding challenge
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson, you will be able to: Make a request to a REST API using axios Understand how to integrate backend and frontend parts of your application Introduction In this lesson, we will build a simple React application to consume our REST API. We will have a page showing all the projects in the database. Selecting one of them will show all the tasks and its details and will allow you to edit and delete projects as well as the tasks inside the projects. Let's start with creating the React app using CLI command:
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson, you will: Understand what JavaScript frameworks (and libraries) are and why we need them. Understand what a Single-Page Application (SPA) is. Render our first Hello World using React Learn about the features of React Create our first React app from scratch Dans le module 2, nous avons codé des applis Node.js.
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  • Voir dans quelle branche on se trouve $ git branch christmas-feature * master easter-egg :point_right: Nous sommes ici dans la branche master, repérée par l'* :::info :bulb: La branche master est la branche par défaut sur tous les repositories
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson, you will be able to: Understand what Heroku is and why we should use it to deploy our applications. Understand what Environment Variables are, how to use them, and why it's very important to keep them in mind. Configure our environment to be able to deploy web applications to Heroku. Deploy our website to Heroku. Deploy our database using the Heroku MongoLab addon. Introduction
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  • Register the service Go to mongodb.com/cloud/atlas and Start Free. Register an account: Accept the TOS: Create a cluster Once registered, click the Create a cluster in the FREE section:
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson, you will be able to: Query a database inside routes Pass data from a query to our render views :::info lecture Recap d'architecture : :::
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson you will be able to: Understand how GET methods works Learn how to send data from the browser to the server Learn how Route Params works Learn how Query Strings works Understand the difference between route and query params Introduction
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  • Learning goals After this lesson, you will be able to: Import a database into Mongo Understand how to update and remove documents from your database using Mongo Compass Learn how to query documents using equality conditions Understand how the $and, $or, $ne, $nor operators work Learn about Mongo Compass query Options such as projections, sort, limit and skip Understand elements, array, and comparison query operators. Understand how to implement advanced query operators.
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson, you will be able to: Explain what Databases are and why we need them MongoDB Server: Install, configure, launch/stop MongoDB Compass: Install, connect to MongoDB Create your first Database, Collections, and Documents Use different MongoDB Data Types Introduction to Databases
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson you will be able to: Create layouts using .hbs. Skip the layouts on certain routes. Register and create partials. Use the partials wherever you want on your hbs files. Introduction :::info lecture
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  • Learning Goals After this lesson you will be able to: Create views in Express. Understand what dynamic templates are and why we use them. Understand and use HandlebarsJS for creating dynamic templates. Use if, with and each block helpers. Introduction ExpressJS can send text to the browser with just a few lines of code:
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