Standing Thread: Repls.

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@cmneal26 Here's the first one. Author it when and if you want to. Give it back, we'll find you something else. If you want a different one, let me know.

1. https://replit.com/@ingrey/ES6-Practice#index.js
2. https://replit.com/@ingrey/Practice1-getEmptySquaresboard

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@cmneal26 if you want to try this out, just hit play, and there will be a test section at the end. If you author the function correctly, the test(s) should pass. But if you made a mistake, ideally at least one test should fail =p

clarification note: you can create a new repl with your work (paste in all the content from my repl), and paste it in thread as reply.

Here's what that repl environment looks like:

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That first practice problem is more about algorithm practice, and programming fundamentals. This sort of practice is applicable to pretty much everything to do with code. However, there is another set of skills that don't have as much application, but are still pretty important. That's using Javascript to manipulate what you see on the webpage.

We can mix problem sets for you, if you want. For learning how to use javascript to manipulate the DOM, we can use codepens, just like we use the repl to practice the algorithm stuff. For example: https://codepen.io/ingrey1-the-typescripter/pen/vYRKepE

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bump

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still exists, but moving it off board. (I noticed that the github projects has a jira style board to keep track of the life cycle of tickets, maybe use that next time)