fullstackla / pairing-meetup

⚡ 📻 Open Source Pair Programming every month in downtown & Santa Monica
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Come up with True/False questionnaire #29

Closed machikoyasuda closed 8 years ago

machikoyasuda commented 8 years ago
  1. Have you made a static web page with HTML, CSS before and deployed it? T/F
  2. Have you worked on an Rails app? T/F
  3. Have you used Git on the Terminal and pushed or made a PR? T/F

We can then sort people into two-three groups:

  1. First-Timers: learn how to make a static site on GitHub
  2. App-makers: Want to focus on making their first/big app - want to focus on learning the framework
  3. Adv: Have worked on apps in production - want to focus on testing, refactoring, beyond just learning the framework
server-monitor commented 8 years ago

Funny you should ask. I made a demo app for a presentation about geo-location for my Ruby Meetup in my area. It's not a static site though since it's a Rails 5 app. It is deployed to Heroku:

https://geo-locatr.herokuapp.com/

It's a simple app. You enter a host or domain name or IP address and the app will tell you the street address. It will also show you the location on the map using Google maps. The Google maps gem is pretty cool to play around with.

It's not mobile friendy yet though. I was under the impression that Bootstrap will automatically take care of that but I was mistaken. I'll work on this later on.

Critiques, suggestions are welcome. I'll share the source with the group once I cleaned it up. It's quite dirty right now because I was trying a few things before I deployed it.

  1. True and False
  2. True (worked on Rails apss as personal projects, not work-related)
  3. Pushed but not PR'd (personal projects)

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  2. Have you worked on an Rails app? T/F
  3. Have you used Git on the Terminal and pushed or made a PR? T/F

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IanDCarroll commented 8 years ago

Is this going to be distributed to people at the meetup? When False, Should there be a thing to do to make it true? Is this the best order to tackle basics if there are multiple falsenesses?

machikoyasuda commented 8 years ago

@ian yes and yes its our opiniom, of course. its to help us make groups of similarly-leveled people so everyone can work towards their own goals. we will find projects to work on that are appropriate for each level group. 

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IanDCarroll commented 8 years ago

That sounds delightful! for me:

  1. True (Could do more with CSS tho)
  2. False
  3. True

And another thing: Should we implement this after the standup? Here's a way I could see it work:

Question: Once someone has 3T's, will they be ready for "OSBP"? Or are there more basic skills beyond Codecademy.com that such a hypothetical person would need before that?