27-28-w01-d04-hw about shared_modules

[bgveenstra]

I'd like them to finish the click and keypress challenges from the events lab. I was going to say I could extend it with some CSS and more control-flow oriented stuff lol

[nathanallen]

1. Due Tonight: [Events Lab](https://github.com/sf-wdi-27-28/events_lab) - do as many as you can, but at a minimum finish `click` and `keypress`.
2. If you feel shaky on jQuery Events and you want more practice with DOM Manipulation, try this [jQuery Manipulation Lab](https://github.com/sf-wdi-27-28/jquery-dom-lab)

[nathanallen]

I propose that this could be a hmwk-repo with ~4 review questions from the week. This should be submitted with a formal pull request, and would be closely reviewed for code formatting/style.

• An intermediate/advanced kyrel problem.
• An html/css/js boilerplate with prompts to:
  • show off their html/css skills ("impress us!")
    • add element to the page, style it
  • show off their dom manipulation skillz ("show us what you can do!")
    • modify an element on the page
    • bonus: add a click listener

Due Friday, EOD.

[cofauver]

They could very well still be working on the exercises from the morning jQuery class and the short jQuery lab that we hope for them to submit.

[tgaff]

@cofauver you want them to completely finish those, right? What about submission? I don't want to give them too much to submit.

[nathanallen]

I vote for the jQuery lab https://github.com/sf-wdi-27-28/jquery-dom-lab. I will extend it with some additional challenges. (@jlopker I reverted having them switch to the solution branch -- I think it would cause problems.)

@cofauver @jlopker -- I recommend abandoning the "Indiana Jones" exercise unless you think you can salvage it. I've moved hack-github into a separate repo (https://github.com/sf-wdi-27-28/hack-github-with-jquery) I think it would be a great in-class intro lab.

[nathanallen]

Ooo. I change my mind, @bgveenstra is right. Events lab is the clear winner here. But if students find it too hard they could have the option to do https://github.com/sf-wdi-27-28/jquery-dom-lab instead.

FWIW, Events Lab is pretty challenging. I usually give students 20-30 minutes per exercise so that they START ALL of them in class, and FINISH NONE!

[tgaff]

No one's interested in a jQuery variant of the (admittedly long and challenging) LoTR lab? https://github.com/sf-wdi-26/modules/blob/master/w01/d04/m3-LoTR-lab/solution-code/app/scripts/fellowship.js

[nathanallen]

Oh man is that an epic lab! I think we have enough material. Might be a good one for a weekend review.