Build a Virtual Pet with Javascript

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The document outlines an agenda for a workshop on building a virtual pet with JavaScript. The workshop will include reviewing starter code, learning key JavaScript concepts like variables, objects, functions, and conditionals. Participants will then build their own virtual pet application, go over solutions, and discuss next steps. The document also provides the workshop WiFi network name and password for participants.

Build a Virtual Pet with Javascript
September 2017
Wi-Fi Name: igniteHQ
Wi-Fi Password: ignitehq
http://bit.ly/virtual-pet-tf
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Instructor
Ivy Rueb
Thinkful Community Manager
Frontend Web Developer
http://bit.ly/virtual-pet-tf
Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 2

About you
What's your name?
What's your goal?
What is your coding background?
One thing on your bucket list?
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Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 3

About Thinkful
Thinkful helps people become developers or data scientists
through one-on-one mentorship and project-based learning
These workshops are built using this approach.
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Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 4

Suggestions for learning
Don't treat this as a drill, we're making something real
Don't get discouraged, struggle leads to mastery
Don't be shy, take full advantage of our support
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Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 5

This is what we're making
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Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 6

Agenda
Starter code review (5 min)
Learn key Javascript concepts (25 min)
Build your app! (40 min)
Go over solutions (10 min)
Next steps (10 min)
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Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 7

Starter code
http://repl.it/KMsy/2
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Deﬁning a variable with Javascript
var ﬁrstVariable = 20
Initialize variable
Name of variable
Value of variable
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More about variables
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Introducing our pet "object"
Name
"Thinkpup"
Weight
6
Happiness
0
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Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 11

Working with objects
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Wi-Fi: igniteHQ
PW: ignitehq 12

Basic functions
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PW: ignitehq 13

If, then, else
pet is hungry feed it
go to park
if true
if false
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PW: ignitehq 14

Conditionals example
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Real developers use Google... a lot
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Let's work on the ﬁrst step together
http://repl.it/KMsy/2
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PW: ignitehq 17

Solution
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