Final exam requirements

The student, on their own, is able to:

• Follow indentation and coding styleguides in their code
• Use and set up linters https://github.com/bednayb/FinalExam
• Create variables, functions, objects in JavaScript based on a given specification FISRT TASK https://github.com/bednayb/FinalExam/blob/master/firstTask.js
• Use conditions and loops: https://github.com/bednayb/FinalExam/blob/master/conditionsAndLoops.js
  • Filtering
  • Finding elements or index
  • Generating collections
  • Counting items in an object
• Determine the output of a logical expression https://github.com/greenfox-zerda-lasers/bednayb/blob/master/week-07/day-01/10.js
• Determine the output of an immediately invoked function expression
• Use higher order functions https://github.com/bednayb/FinalExam/blob/master/higherOrderFunctions.js
• Explain their own code
• Initialize a node package https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/package.json
• Install packages via a package manager https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/package.json
• Write unit tests for functions and methods without mocking dependencies https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake
• Include and call 3rd party libraries in their code
  • Using libraries on the frontend https://github.com/bednayb/deployAppOnGit.github.io/tree/gh-pages
  • Using libraries on the backend https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake
• Use frameworks and know its components and processes
• Use async structures:
  • Writing functions that are taking and calling callbacks https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake
  • Determining the calling order in nested callbacks https://github.com/bednayb/FinalExam/blob/master/timer.js
  • Using timers https://github.com/bednayb/FinalExam/blob/master/timer.js
• Use git:
  • Commit, add, push, pull
  • Resolving a simple merge conflict
  • Creating a pull request
• Use the command line:
  • Traversing directories
  • Moving, copying, creating, deleting files
  • Passing command line arguments to commands
• Use databases: https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/server.js
  • Implement database calls with JavaScript
  • Write a simple SQL query for a single table:
    • Listing, Deleting, Updating, Creating rows with specific values
• Write backend code:
  • Implement an HTTP endpoint https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/server.js
  • Set headers on HTTP responses https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/server.js
• Explain REST concepts
• Write frontend code: https://github.com/greenfox-zerda-lasers/bloodstone-bookmarks/tree/master/src/scss
  • Create layout in CSS and HTML based on a given specification https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake
  • Select any HTML element using CSS selectors https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/client/script.js
  • Handle events https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/client/script.js
  • Dynamically create elements https://github.com/greenfox-zerda-lasers/bednayb/blob/master/week-10/Foxplayer/foxplayer.js
  • Change attributes and properties on HTML elements using JavaScript https://github.com/greenfox-zerda-lasers/bednayb/blob/master/week-10/Foxplayer/foxplayer.js
  • Initiate HTTP requests https://github.com/bednayb/zerda-exam-web-retake/blob/master/client/script.js
• Use build tools https://github.com/greenfox-zerda-lasers/bloodstone-bookmarks/blob/master/webpack.config.js
• Deploy application to hosting service https://bednayb.github.io/deployAppOnGit.github.io/ , https://github.com/bednayb/deployAppOnGit.github.io/tree/gh-pages
• Differentiate between backend and frontend functionality
• Refactor code:
  • Create meaningful names for functions and variables
  • Split bigger functions to smaller ones
  • Separate functions to different files
  • Point out code smells - Name 3 design patterns
• Understand how the internet works
  • Name the parts of an URL
  • Name a few protocols/technologies in connection with network communication