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Jared Torres - Back End Developer


Workflow Newbie


Problem Solving for Web Professionals

Chapter 1

  1. The process of problem solving a complicated problem you'll need to gather information, create a hypothesis, narrow the focus, break it down to small pieces, and document the problem.
  2. A feedback loop is the concept of confirming the problem, testing a hypothesis and gather the results and repeat as much as you need to.

Chapter 2

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2

Chapter 3

  1. Determine what kind of internet browsers and devices you intend to support with the client so that the project works with their needs.
  2. Example

Chapter 4

  1. There are ways to utilize a search engine using a + or - signs to include or exclude certain keywords from the search results.
  2. Keep an eye out for answer sites like Stack Overflow or a well written blog posts. Sometimes you can get some useful stuff on forums and forum posts. Documentation can help a lot but lacks the context to utilize it.

Chapter 5

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2

Chapter 6

  1. Example 1

Chapter 7

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2

Chapter 8

  1. Example

Learning Chrome Development Tools

Chapter 1

  1. You can use the web developer tools to inspect pages and/or certain elements of a page.
  2. You can customize the developer tools based on what your needs are and install browser extentions through the Chrome Web Store.

Chapter 2

  1. Example
  2. You have access to the device rendering and being able to emulate resolutions from devices such as iPads, Samsung phones, etc.

Chapter 3

  1. Example
  2. Inspecting the styles allow you check to see how the element is styled and you can also modify it on the fly to test it out.

Chapter 4

  1. Example

Chapter 5

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2

Chapter 6

  1. Example

Chapter 7

  1. Example
  2. Sometimes you'll have to work with cookies depending on if you're working with older browsers.

Sass Essential Training

Chapter 1

  1. Sass is pre-processing language that expands CSS usage. You can integrate variables, nest of any group of CSS elements, perform operatiors, and integrate mixins.

Chapter 2

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2
  3. Example 3
  4. Example 4

Chapter 3

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2
  3. Example 3
  4. Example 4
  5. Example 5

CSS to SASS: Converting an Existing Site

Chapter 1

  1. Example

Chapter 2

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2
  3. Example 3

Chapter 3

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2
  3. Example 3

Chapter 4

  1. Example

Gulp.js: Web Project Workflows

Chapter 1

  1. Example 1
  2. Example 2
  3. Example 3
  4. Example 4
  5. Example 5