Postman is an important tool we will use for the rest of class. We will use to for creating requests to help us explore APIs and for testing our own API endpoints. Installation There is a Chrome extension for Postman, but for this class we will use the MacOS version.
CSS Positioning CSS positioning is involved, but take the time to memorize and understand these challenging principles early and it will make your front end developing life a whole lot more pleasant. The four positions we will talk about now are: * static * relative * fixed * absolute Static Static is the default.
In this age of mobile devices the developer has to account for their product being viewed on a hand held or tablet sized device as well as laptops and desktops. This means your site should look great on any size screen! Here is an example of a website that does
Write ONE for loop that console.log's all the even numbers 1 - 10 followed by all the odd numbers 1 - 10. The result will be: 1 3 5 7 9 2 4 6 8 10 This would be incorrect because a 2nd for loop is used: for (var
Write a function where given 2 ints, a and b, it will return True if: one of them is 10 or their sum is 10. function makes10(a, b){ } makes10(9, 10) // True makes10(9, 9) // False makes10(1, 9) // True