JavaScript: javascripting Review

This study should be completed over multiple evenings.

nodeschool is an excellent free and open-source resource for learning Node. We will use nodeschool in the future to help us learn back-end web development using node. For now, we'll use the javascripting workshop to review what we've learned so far.

Instructions

This study is for your benefit. We do not expect a pull request. Do not fork and clone. Instead, follow these directions (in order!):

1. Install javascripting

   npm install -g javascripting

2. Make a directory, ~/wdi/study/javascripting to store your work and move into that directory.

3. Initialize a new git repository in that directory.

4. Create a README (example)

5. Add and commit the README, create a remote on GitHub, and push.

6. Make and checkout a study branch off from master to work on.

7. Run javascripting from the command line and follow the instructions.

8. As you work, commit early and often.

Use commit messages as your learning journal, making notes of challenges and what you learned by completing each exercise (example). Then, push the repository to GitHub so future employers can get an idea of your learning process (not to mention your tenacity!).

Additional Resources

• Mozilla Developer Network: JavaScript Documentation

License

Source code distributed under the MIT license. Text and other assets copyright General Assembly, Inc., all rights reserved.