In this workshop, we learned about our Career DNA. I don't really care about my career DNA but it does offer some insight into my interests. As expected, I got interests and career clusters centered around technology.
In this project, we were placed in groups and assigned a module to make a website on from the Everfi website. In my group's case, we had to make a website on the Credit Score module. Getting the information was easy but coming up with a consistent and pleasing theme was the hardest part. In the end, I settled on a simple black and white theme. I also found a JS library which has interactive sliders; I thought that could help demonstrate the different levels of credit scores one could attain.
A clone is a local copy of an existing repository to make feature branches on. A branch is a change made to the cloned repository that changes the original. We need branches in a project to test the versatility and longevity of the project. A commit is a record of any changes made to the repository
During Computer Science Week, Andrew Otto from Wikipedia came in and answered questions from us. One of the questions he answered was regarding Wikipedia's asking for money to keep the site functioning. This is because Wikipedia does not want its audience to be influenced by ads. Otto also spoke of new features that might come to Wikipedia in the near future.
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