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React Day 2

Modern JavaScript

// gross
function greet(greeting) {
  return greeting

What have interviews been like?
What questions have you been asked?
- "what's a closure? And when would you use one?"
- "you're working on a project and you and another developer have a disagreement about how to resolve a certain problem. How do you deal with that?"
What questions should you ask your interviewer?

Watch Javascript: Understanding the Weird Parts (you can always find it for like $10, use the Honey extension for Chrome)
Watch the YouTube channel funfunfunction
Learn about l33t features like async / await, Promises, Higher-Order Functions & "Composition over Inheritance"

Command - Tab / Command - Shift - Tab # Cycle active window forwards / backwards
Command - 1 / 2 / 3 ... 9 # select first tab, second tab third tab, or last tab (Chrome and Atom)
Command - R # Reload (Chrome)
Command - Space # Spotlight search (you should almost never have to use finder to open an application)
Command - S # Save (Atom, Word, almost any GUI application really)

	" -- mode: vimrc --
	"vim: ft=vim

	" dotspaceneovim/auto-install {{{
	"Automatic installation of spaceneovim.
	if has('nvim')
	let s:config_dir = $HOME . '/.config/nvim'
	else
	let s:config_dir = $HOME . '/.vim'
	endif

	/*
	* Reusable Helpers (á la Professor Frisby):
	* Note that in a real project, these would live in a separate file
	* (e.g. `src/constants/helpers.js`)
	*/
	function split(string, onChar) {
	return string.split(onChar);
	}
	/* Designate filtered stems for concatenating to the result */
	const stems = {

	"use strict";

	function lookSay (number) {
	/* Setup:
	* Stringify the number, split it,
	* then coerce each string to an integer
	*/
	let split = `${number}`.split("").map(n => +n);
	let acc = {};
	// '.reduce()' would be nice but it's not as efficient

	/*
	* Performance Test at
	* https://jsperf.com/interpolate-search/1
	*/

	"use strict";

	function interpolateSearch(array, target) {
	var high = array.length - 1;
	var low = 0; // lowest possible index of an array is 0

	DOMAIN=$(git remote -v \| head -1 \| awk 'BEGIN{FS="@"} {print $2}' \| sed -e 's/:.*//g')
	REPO=$(git remote -v \| grep 'origin' \| head -1 \| awk 'BEGIN{FS=":"} {print $2}' \| sed -e 's/.git.*//g')
	echo "Go to repo: https://$DOMAIN/$REPO"