These are my solutions for the core NodeSchool workshoppers and a few of the electives. These workshoppers emphasize on learning the Node.JS programming language in an active learning process, by writing and testing code.
All core workshoppers were studied:
- learnyounode (Node.JS)
- javascripting (JavaScript)
- learnyouhtml (HTML)
- git-it (Git and Github)
- how-to-npm (Node Package Manager)
- how-to-markdown (Markdown language)
- elementary-electron (Electron framework used to make applications with Node.JS)
- stream-adventure (streams and pipes in Node.JS)
The elective workshoppers studied were:
- bug-clinic (Debugging in Node.JS)
- scope-chains-closures (scopes, chains and closures in Node.JS)
- learnyoubash (BASH command interpreter)
- promise-it-wont-hurt (Promises in JavaScript)
- planetptroto (Prototypes in javaScript)
- expressworks (Express server framework for Node.JS)
- learnyoureact (coming soon!) (React framework used for server side rendering in Node.JS)
Among my solutions for the workshoppers there are some of the official solutions because they were much better than mine at the time. Also, the git-it and the how-to-npm workshoppers are done in a GUI (Graphical User Interface), so there's no code for those. I took screenshots of their completed state as proof of finishing them.
This code is distributed under the MIT license.