Write first few levels of each target area

[zspencer]

Syntax and Idioms

• Z- Level 1 - Functions and Variables (defining and calling)
• Z - Level 2 - Crab Claws { }, Hugs ( ), and Full Stops ;
• T - Level 3 - Embedding JavaScript in a Web Page - Embedding JS in webpage #6
• T - Level 4 - Running JavaScript in your Browser Console

Algorithms and Computer Science

• Level 1 - Letters and Words
• Z - Level 2 - Numbers!
• Z - Level 3 - Making Decisions and Repeating Yourself (ifs and fors)
• Z - Level 4 - Collections! Arrays and Objects Oh My!

Events and Callbacks

• T - Level 1 - Passing functions to functions - First set of exercises for events & callbacks #3
• T - Level 2 - setTimeout and setInterval - Exercises and description for setTimeout and setInterval #5
• T - Level 3 - Publish and Subscribe (hey here's a gif to use)
• Level 4 - Understanding this

Interacting with the User

• T - Level 1 - Collecting input from the command line - First set of exercises for Interacting with the user #4
• T - Level 2 - Finding and changing elements on a web page [*prioritize] - Querying the DOM #7 & Manipulating the DOM #8
• Level 3 - Getting data from a form
• Level 4 - Responding to user interactions

[zspencer]

@openspectrum Feel free to put your initial before any of the not-yet-checked off sections.

[tannerwelsh]

@zspencer thanks! I claimed several, keep tagging them as we go.

Do you have a sample that I can use as a template? I'd like to keep my structure as close to yours, if possible.

[zspencer]

@openspectrum template here: #2

[tannerwelsh]

@zspencer when you use the language of "publish" and "subscribe" (under Events and Callbacks), do you literally mean a publish/subscribe system like RSS, or are you using those terms as synonyms for event "firing" and "listening"?

I just want to be sure that I understand your intention, know what the scope of these exercises are, and use the best language for them.

[zspencer]

Publish is synonymous with fire/trigger here and Subscribe is synoymous with listen.

[tannerwelsh]

Ok so we can put DOM manipulation stuff in "Interacting with the User".

What about exercises that deal with state management? Like modals, animations, etc. Does that belong in Events & Callbacks?