V school React/Redux Standard

Introduction One of the great things about React/Redux is unlike other JavaScript libraries and frameworks React/Redux is very unopinionated. That means you are given a lot of freedom when determining how you build, use and deploy your projects in React/Redux. This can be confusing when learning/building

Multiple Array Methods Part 2

Warm up * Create an array of pets' names. * Display the pets' names in

s. * Only display names of pets if their owners are older than 20. * Only display pets who have nicknames. * Create an array of everyone that has at least one dog and sort them by age. Extra Credit:

Same Digit

Warmup Write a function that takes two non-negative integers as arguments. Return whether they share the same last digit. HINT: The % operator computes remainders Example sameDigit(10,430); //returns true

Deploying a frontend project with surge.sh

Surge.sh is an amazing service that will deploy your front-end sites for free. And it's extremely easy to use. If you're deploying a React app, this tutorial assumes you've created it using the create-react-app package. Let's start! This'll be easy. 1. Install surge If you haven't used Surge before,

V School Request Forwarding/CORS Documentation

Browsers use a security feature to inhibit HTTP calls from one website to another called the "Same Origin Policy." If you want to consume information from an API on your frontend client (meaning your frontend client is making an HTTP request directly to an API), one of 3 things needs