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PostGraduation Week 3

Delivearables:

Deadline Friday 23.59 CET (unless defined different with your mentor)

  1. TA2 Planning
  2. TA2 Code
  3. Video 3
  4. Questionnaire 3
  5. Learnings 3

Optionals:

  1. JavaScript Cardio 3
  2. Algorithms 3

1. TA2 Planning

Discuss with your mentor which TA from this list you will work on now and make a plan for it. Don't forget to add the learnings from the following documents (same as the ones shared on week1 of the PGP) and to already add to you planning a minimum of 3 additional features to be developed next week:

Once your planning is ready, share it on the Slack PGP channel, and be sure to get feedback from your mentor.

2. TA2 Code

At the end of the week, share the code and deployed app with your mentor and group on Slack. Ask for feedback (and/or a code review) from your mentor. Be sure to test it, to style it and to do your best. Same old eh :P

ProTip: A very important developer skill is the ability to use and write documentation. Learn how To use developer documentation and also how to write effective documentation. Practice this new skill on your new TA and add it to the apps GitHub Repo!

3. Video 3

Make a video explaining one concept you've learned during the development of the project (or a concept that you want to practice) and share it on the PGP slack group!

4. Questionnaire 3

In this week's questionnaire you'll be challenged to think about your aspiration as a developer. What type of developer would you like to be, and where do you see yourself working?

5. Learnings 3

Write a message with a minimum of 100 words including everything you've learned this week. Remember to make it as specific as possible. Once you are done, share it on Slack!

6. JavaScript Cardio 3 (Optional)

It's time for some more JavaScript Cardio! Follow the instructor and code along. A useful tip while learning is this: don't just brainlessly follow along. Instead, question what he's doing: why this way and not that way?

7. Algorithms 3 (Optional)

It's time for some more advanced algorithm challenges. These build on your skills gained from the previous week.

If it seems daunting, don't worry! You don't need to be a genius to solve them.

Here's the secret behind algorithm challenges: they're actually solutions to common programming problems. If you can learn, memorize and understand them, you'll become a great developer in no time!

Do at least 5 of the following intermediate algorithms challenges.

Are you ready for week 4?