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Martin Genev
@mgenev
hmm how do you guys paste code so nicely
Hailey L. Petway
@hlpetway
use three ``` to open and close the code I think
Martin Genev
@mgenev
{code}
sweet
thanks
Ivan Storck
@ivanoats
also
⇧⏎ (shift-enter)
can make multi-line
messages. So put the on a single line, then ⇧⏎ and finally close with on a separate line
arg.. how to escape the back ticks?!
```
backslash, of course 😝
Hailey L. Petway
@hlpetway
Is there a cheat sheet for this? I'd like to bookmark it :)
Scott Romney Burbidge
@sburbidg
https://gitter.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/200176682-Markdown-basics
and for more cool stuff
https://gitter.zendesk.com/hc/en-us
Joe Elsey
@joeelsey
So we're definitely supposed to use node for assignment 5.1?
Oh. The required reading link for 5 is 404 atm.
http://joelhooks.com/blog/2014/02/06/stop-writing-for-loops-start-using-underscorejs/
Martin Genev
@mgenev
@joeelsey you're not supposed, i just thought it's a good time to introduce it. if you copy/paste that link it should work
or google its title
Joe Elsey
@joeelsey
Ah. Well then I just got some practice installing node again. Good times. Thanks.
Martin Genev
@mgenev
node is good for you ;)
Joe Elsey
@joeelsey
I'm happy I was able to install it without too much fumbling around.
Scott Romney Burbidge
@sburbidg
fumble bee
I was gonna do both 4.2 and 5.1 this weekend. Any of you high ranking officials know which one would be better to get a merge request going for first or does it not really matter?
Martin Genev
@mgenev
doesn't matter
Joe Elsey
@joeelsey
Is there a best practice for traversing an array of object literals? .length?
Scott Romney Burbidge
@sburbidg
fantastic. I shall make my own decision.
Martin Genev
@mgenev
@joeelsey not sure exactly what you mean, but you can open the underscore source code and see how they traverse
jquery also has code for that
Scott Romney Burbidge
@sburbidg
@mgenev Last time I had an open pull request it seemed like it was automatically adding anything I pushed to my fork to the pull request. That seems like it could cause problems in some cases.
Martin Genev
@mgenev
yea github is a bit weird like that it lumps everything to the open request
you should have no problems as long as you stick to your own folder
Scott Romney Burbidge
@sburbidg
Yeah, I was just thinking for bigger projects. I guess you probably just have to be careful what you send to your remote while you have a request open.
Martin Genev
@mgenev
yep or use branches
branches is the best solution
Scott Romney Burbidge
@sburbidg
Oh okay, so different branches won't go into the same pull request automatically. One day I will know all of the idiosyncrasies of github. Thank you
well, maybe not all of them
Joe Elsey
@joeelsey
http://underscorejs.org/docs/underscore.html
Do we need to add the code at the beginning of that link for our underscore functions to work?
BrockBeaudry
@BrockBeaudry
in a script: '''var _ = require('lodash');'''
or loading the library from html: '''<script src="lodash_test.js"></script>'''
guess those should be backticks
in a script: var _ = require('lodash');
or loading the library from html: <script src="lodash_test.js"></script>
Martin Genev
@mgenev
@joeelsey remember, the browser doesn't have dependency management to require external files like Node
so you either need to use a 3rd party one like require js
or to put everything in your html file
truly doing this stuff in node is easier
Matt
@mahenry926
so in git, if i add some new code, create a pull request, then add some new code, do i have to recreate the pull request or am i good?
haha, i think i see now the question's answered above, sort of preemptively? :)
Stephanie Lingwood
@stephanielingwood
Anyone know what time lab gets going tonight?
Tyler Morgan
@toastynerd
well, I’m here, so if you need help with something show up whenever
I’m probably going to try to leave somewhere in the 7:30 - 8:00 range
Stephanie Lingwood
@stephanielingwood
Ah! Okay, I'll head down soon. Thanks.