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Open gaand opened 8 years ago

gaand commented 8 years ago

@jrhorn424 I trashed this repo due to a fluster spiral and recovered from the local repo I'd recently pushed. Thought you should know why this issue is sparse.

jrhorn424 commented 8 years ago

@gaand Thanks for the note! I thought this was new material when I received the github notification. Much confusion ensued. :smile:

jrhorn424 commented 8 years ago

163 minutes actual (3.26). Did not start People Lab, nor anything after. Suggested Comparison Lab as an exercise to be completed by everyone during workshop.

Spent a lot of time reviewing JavaScript. Got distracted a bit by Ruby syntax (explaining instead of using).

Labs and Code-Alongs are good, but need starter code and a bit more scaffolding in some places. Please refer to the training (or demo) branche(s) for an idea of what to start with.

laurenfazah commented 8 years ago

Got through all material sans bonus in ~200 minutes. More lab time could have been given (they're lengthy), and told them to focus on Ruby vs both Ruby and JS.

jrhorn424 commented 8 years ago

Another heavy review of callbacks necessary as reduce continues to be a source a confusion. Spent about 1 unit just working through how reduce works. I do not believe this was a waste; on the contrary, it was very valuable and paid dividends throughout the training.

Actual 225 minutes or 4.5 units (5). Could have ended at 190 minutes if I skipped the People lab.

In my opinion, this is probably around 4 units, and everything after the People lab should be made optional since we've only reached it in previous iterations about half the time.