The following is a topical organization of the lesson notes.

• prep_work
  • intro_git
  • intro_js
  • intro_terminal
• Intro JS
  • primatives: numbers, strings, arrays, objects
  • loops
  • js functions
  • [more js functions] (/week_01_programming_fundamentals_with_the_web/day_3_js_functions/dusk_more_functions)
• JS and The DOM
  • intro dom
• HTML and CSS
  • intro css
• Object Oriented Programming
  • intro constructors
  • intro prototypes
  • intro to inheritance
• Functional Programming
  • intro to iterators and higher order functions
• Testing
  • intro to iterators
• SQL
  • intro to SQL
  • SQL joins
  • node postgres

Below is an outline of how to add notes to this repository, navigate and develop the folder structure, as well as notes on maintaining the Topical Index above.

• Adding Notes
  • Note: Always Update the Topical Index
• Folder Prefix and Suffix
• Sample Structure
• Topical Index
• ignored files

For each lesson the notes (if any) will be added to a weekly_folder in the repo in a subfolder related to that day's lesson materials separated into dawn or dusk day times.

A lesson on Monday in week 2 in the morning on intro to css would go in a week_02_web_fundamentals folder for Week 2 under something like the following:

week_02_web_fundamentals/
	day_1_intro_js_css/
		dawn_intro_css/
			...

Each dawn or dusk folder should have a markdown file containing relevant notes,

week_02/
	day_1_intro_js_css/
		dawn_intro_css/
			ReadMe.md

The main lesson notes should be added to the repo as a ReadMe markdown file, so GitHub can render something for that folder.

Each lesson added to the repo should update the ReadMe topical index, e.g. using the lesson above one would find the most relevant Topical Bullet and add a sub-bullet for the new sub-topic.

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Each folder in the repo has a naming convention involving a date or time prefix and a theme_of_the_datetime suffix,

 time_or_date_prefix + the_overall_theme

For a week we might have the following:

• Week 1 has a week_1 prefix plus its weekly theme programming_and_web_fundamentals suffix.

  Week 1 => week_1_programming_and_web_fundamentals
  

• Day 1 in Week 1 would also have a suffix theme, e.g. a concatenation of the lesson topics from the day at the very least.

  day_1_intro_js_css/
  

• Dawn in Day 1 above would just have suffix that is the topic of the lesson.

  dawn_intro_css/
  

week_00_prep_work/
  day_1_workflow_and_js/
    dawn_terminal_and_git/
        terminal_stuff.png
        git_stuff.png
        ReadMe.md
    dusk_intro_js/
        cool_js.png
        ReadMe.md
  day_2_more_js/
    dawn_conditionals/
      ...
    dusk_advanced_control_flow/
      ...
  ...
week_01_intro_web/
  day_1_the_web_and_html/
    ...
  day_2_js_fundamentals/
    ...
  ...
...

Links in the Topical Index are relative to the repo, so if one were to add intro_git as a link under the prep_work bullet it would be added as follows:

* prep_work
  * [intro_git](/00/day_1/dawn/intro_git)

If you're working on material you don't want commited then add the working prefix.