Hello, hello!
I hope you all had a swell week and have an amazing weekend going.
I know what I'm doing.
Let's go!
Web links of the week
The Evolution of Code Deploys at Reddit
The Modern JavaScript Tutorial
A step-by-step guide to building a simple chess AI
Little Isometric City Generator
Computer Science in JavaScript: Selection Sort
Will Vue.js Become a Giant Like Angular or React?
Something that interested me this week
This week I was a
regex machine. I used it to validate dates, emails, and a few other strings in an app I'm building. I started looking into different ways where I could get better at building my own expressions.
This website had a lot of built-in cheatsheets and input to test on, and
this one was great for building, saving, and sharing expressions. But, my favorite site by far was this
Regex Crossword website. I found myself reminiscing about computer science homework (never thought I'd say that, ever) doing all the different puzzles and remembering combinations. Regex is something that I think a lot of us ~technical folk~ generally understand, but always have room to understand
better.
Interview question of the week
Write a function that takes in a number n, and prints n rows of Pascal's Triangle.
For help:
Pascal's Triangle Wikipedia page
Cool things from around the internet
How do you draw a circle?
Makerbook: A hand-picked directory of the best free resources for creatives.
This Custom Built “Commute Deck” Makes it Easy to Work on the Go
Alex Deruette on Dribbble
Get ready for skyscrapers made of wood. Yes, wood.
Joke
I got in trouble with the police the other day at the ATM for shoving an old person over.
I don't understand why though, she did ask me to check her balance.
That's all folks! Have a good one, be safe, make good choices, and enjoy some cake.
cassidoo 
