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Recorded on: 15.12.2020

Presented by: Kostas Minaidis

• A Brief History of Hacker Culture

• An online Pomodoro Timer

Recorded on: 02/12/2020

Presented by: Kostas Minaidis

• Code from the live session

• addEventListener at MDN

• Exercise

Instructions: Fork this repo, create a branch for each exercise, work on the solution and make a Pull Request. Make sure to add your instructor(s) as collaborator(s) and mention them on the PRs.

Recorded on: 18/11/2020

Presented by: Kostas Minaidis

• Working with DOM Lists
• Scope, Global and Local variables
• Working with stock prices (HTML)
• Working with stock prices (JS)

• Visualizing Function Scope (hover over the functions to see each functions scope)
• What does setTimeout returns?
• How to apply multiple inline styles using the .style property?

• Exercises

Instructions: Fork this repo, create a branch for each exercise, work on the solution and make a Pull Request. Make sure to add your instructor(s) as collaborator(s) and mention them on the PRs.

Recorded on: 11/11/2020

Presented by: Kostas Minaidis

• Classes and IDs in HTML
• Getting the last element of an Array
• Randomness
• Timing functions

• Hash Functions
• Hash Functions in JavaScript
• Detecting errors and validating code in HTML using the W3C validator.
• Crypto.getRandomValues() for getting cryptographically strong random values in JavaScript.
• An example of using console.assert() to test our functions.
• console.assert();
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• Object.keys()
• Object.values()
• Object.entries()

• The Grepper Chrome Extension
• HTMLHint Extension for VSCode (Can be used to validate our markup and spot errors such as duplicate ID values and more)

• Exercise #1: Quiz with Timer
• Create a web page that has a Pomodoro timer.
• Create a Countdown timer.

Instructions: Fork this repo, create a branch for each exercise, work on the solution and make a Pull Request. Make sure to add your instructor(s) as collaborator(s) and mention them on the PRs.

Recorded on: 04/11/2020

Presented by: Kostas Minaidis

• Code from the session

• Exercise 1: Re-arrange Array
• Exercise 1: Unique array values

Instructions: Fork this repo, create a branch for each exercise, work on the solution and make a Pull Request. Make sure to add your instructor(s) as collaborator(s) and mention them on the PRs.

Recorded on: 29/10/2020

Presented by: Kostas Minaidis

• 0:00 - 3:02 = Best practices and why
• 3:03 - 6:47 = Javascript Statements
• 6:48 - 17:23 = Basic data values in JS
• 17:24 - 33:44 = Our first JS statement - Basic Math Operations
• 33:45 - 45:29 = Precedence & Associativity
• 45:30 - 47:49 = Student's question about typeof in a variable
• 47:50 - 54:50 = Quiz time
• 54:51 - 59:47 = More examples with the remainder
• 59:48 - 1:00:53 = "Strings"
• 1:00:54 - 1:11:31 = Comments
• 1:11:32 - 1:14:36 = It's time to test our skills
• 1:14:37 - 1:21:47 = Time for students to solve the exercise

Recorded on: 14/10/2020

Presented by: Kostas Minaidis

• Loading Google Fonts
• Using the form and the input radio element
• Using Flexbox
• Centering block elements using margin: 0 auto;
• GitHub Workflow in a team environment
• CSS: border-radius

• Pretty log output in git: git log --pretty="%C(Yellow)%h %C(reset)%ad (%C(Green)%cr%C(reset))%x09 %C(Cyan)%an: %C(reset)%s" -7
• Console shortcuts for clearing line/console: Ctrl+l, Ctrl+U
• What is the difference between git add -A and git add . ?

• GitHub Repository
• Resolving Conflicts in git

Instructions: Fork this repo, create a branch for each exercise, work on the solution and make a Pull Request. Make sure to add your instructor(s) as collaborator(s) and mention them on the PRs.