Server Side Techniques
If google's V8 Engine is the heart of your Node.JS application then ______ are its veins
What are callbacks?
Allows one to execute JavaScript code outside the browser
What is Node?
1. Read the problem at least three times
2. Work through the problem manually with at least three sets of sample data
3. Simplify and optimize your steps.
4. Write pseudocode
5. Translate pseudocode into code and debug.
6. Simplify and optimize your code
7. Debug
What is the problem solving process?
This is reacts templating language or writing HTML inside JS
What is JSX?
Minimalist web framework for node
What is ExpressJS?
Official package manager for Node.js
What is NPM?
The 1st thing you do when you get a self assessments
What is reading the Readme?
These are two different ways to write a react code
What is class components and functional stateless components?
The difference between RAM and Solid State/ Magnetic Storage
What is Volatile vs Non-Volatile?
A method used to import another module's functionality into the focal module
What is CommonJS & ES6 import?
By doing this I will guarantee my success working on teams in the industry and my future coworkers will love working with me
What are good git commit/pr messages?
This is used to pass data between components
What is Props?
Refers to the capability of retaining program state beyond a programs current life cycle.
What is Data Persistence?
An object used to expose parts of the focal module's functionality to other modules
What is module.exports?
This is what you do after reading the README.
What is understanding, at a high level, how pieces of the code interact with each other?
This transpiles JSX code into code the browser can understand
What is Babel?
A chain of request handler functions that perform work on the request and response objects then pass along things to the next thing
What is Middleware?
In order to get access to the request body, you have to do this
What is parsing the body?
You do this to verify your solution works
What is testing your code?
This will cause a component to rerender twice in a single page application when the browser first visits the page
What is the lifecycle method componentDidMount?