A. Wolkonowski's repositories
terpsichore
Contribute to My Terpsichore's code base. Create a feature, fix an error, or help maintain this open source community that we all love.
Acceptance_Test_the_TV_Guide
Acceptance tests are high-level tests that essentially walk through an application as a user would. Acceptance tests will read like a script of a user interacting with our application, ensuring acceptance criteria is met along the way. We might have a test that walks through a user signing up for our app, filling out a form successfully, or viewing a particular item's page. In this challenge you'll continue using your Test Driven Development skills by building out the apps functionality. Test driven development helps create a clean code base with only the code for the exact features we expect users to use. To be great TDD developers, you must first have an acceptance test written before starting on a new feature. Acceptance tests are based on user stories with acceptance criteria, and thus a well-written test thoroughly addresses these criteria. In this challenge, we have written the acceptance tests for the first two user stories. Let the failing tests guide your implementation of these features. Once all the tests are passing, fulfill the last user story by writing new tests and getting the tests to pass. Learning Goals Practice TDD by using Capybara to simulate a user interacting with a web page Writing Capybara tests driven by desired user story behavior
Acceptance_Testing_Pickled_Beets
We have an awesome Sinatra site where users can type in the name of a recipe, and see whether it is delicious or not - based on whether "pickled beets" are in the name! However, we currently have no tests making sure it works. Let's fix that by writing some acceptance tests for each feature of our site! The outlines for each test is provided for you - go into the test files and fill out the tests one by one so that they pass. Instructions First run bundle to bundle the Gemfile. Next, go to the user_checks_a_recipe_spec to get a sense of what the app does. At the top of this spec file, there's a user story and a bunch of acceptance criteria written out. These are purely there for other developers' benefits - they don't effect the running of the tests, but do give you some guidance! Read through the user story and the acceptance criteria. Your job is to fill out the five tests such that they successfully test the acceptance criteria provided! As you're working, each time an acceptance criterion has been fully tested, put an x between the brackets to mark it as complete. That way you and other readers of your code can track your progress!
Advent_of_code_2018
https://adventofcode.com
bands_of_yore
Tweet bot inspired by D&D. Keeps you up to date on your favorite bands of lore.
Darcy_Review
Review and Rate Jane Austen's Darcys
first-contributions
🚀✨ Help beginners to contribute to open source projects
gdi-website
This is the official repository for the Girl Develop It website.
git-interview-baseline
A bit of curriculum for those who would wish to join Flatiron School curriculum engineering to improve
hacktoberfest
Participate in Hacktoberfest by contributing to any Open Source project on GitHub! Here is a starter project for first time contributors. #hacktoberfest
high_card_dealer
High Card Console Game
HTMLPortfolioProject
Code School Project: HTML + CSS Portfolio
Kickball-site
https://learn.launchacademy.com/teams/online-intensive-1/curricula/online-intensive/lesson_groups/phase_7/lessons/kickball-site
movie-catalog-deluxe
Learning Goals Render dynamic web pages with information pulled from a relational database.
Need_the_Ingredients
Instructions Our Brussels Sprouts recipe webpage only lists the first ingredient. This is a problem. How can we have sumptuous Brussels Sprouts without knowing how to make them? Well, we are web developers, and hungry ones at that. We understand HTTP request-response and can use curl to add the rest of the ingredients to the page.
News-Aggregator---PostgreSQL-Style
Introduction Reading and writing CSV files works for small applications, but if we want our News Aggregator to take over the world we're going to need something a little more heavy-duty. Let's redesign our persistence layer so that we're reading from and writing to a PostgreSQL database rather than directly to a file. Learning Objectives Define a database schema to store user-submitted articles. Read from and write information to a PostgreSQL database from a Sinatra application. Instructions There are two steps involved when converting an app from CSV files to PostgreSQL: defining the schema and modifying the application.
News_Aggregator
It's important to stay connected with what's going on in the world (even if that means spending hours scouring reddit rather than accomplishing anything productive). Let's build a news aggregator so we can share some pointless articles and help others waste time effectively. Learning Objectives Build an application that receives user input via HTTP POST requests. Persist user data on the server so it can be used to generate pages dynamically. Instructions Build a web application using Sinatra that displays a list of articles that users have submitted.
object_oriented_marathon
Object Oriented Marathon
oo-marathon-blank
Blank challenge
Random_Code_Practice
Random Code Challenges
user_account_validator
User Account Validator