A good developer has the ability to solve problems. This could be only done by knowing HOW to ask the right questions and WHERE to look for the answers.
With all this abundance of resources available to you, sometimes you may feel a little lost or not sure where to look first. That's okay. We're here to help. This Student Handbook will bring you up to speed and help you become an fully-grown, self-sufficient, independently thinking developer.
Author: @Asher
The tutorial explains:
Author: @Pascal
Manual explaining how to start an Android project and how to create an brilliant app from scratch.
"What we are trying to face here is the moment when, after we’re asked to build an Android Project, we have to actually do it! Here is where everything starts and where everything needs to be approached. It may seem all impossible to face, but keep in mind that every project is different, so you always have to follow the guidelines you’re given (if any)."
Authors: @LaurenM, @henna.s, @Gregorio Palamà, @fif.iva, @cristina.mangana
Author: Slack coach @Borja Miralles
1- Use the prototyping to manipulate the state of your cards (Hide, flip, correct), is gonna be easy to integrate and more scalable for the future!
2- Use an array to load the icons to each card, so with the shuffle function with being very efficient to have different icons in the cards each game,
3- Use the HTML classes to help you with the card states and the CSS,
4- Store the matched cards into an empty array to build the stars functionality! With this and number of movements will be very easy to develop the system,
5- In case that you have any question, feel free to contact your mentors by DM, we are pleased to help you all!
Author: Slack coach @Rifai
First, let’s start with some general tips, before writing any line of code:
Second, below are some technical suggestions and tips based on what I see most of you struggle with:
Author: Slack coach @ines.armada.bras
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