<h1 style="text-align: start" id="0f62a3d8-ad4e-4976-b30d-874b539c99f7" data-toc-id="0f62a3d8-ad4e-4976-b30d-874b539c99f7"></h1><div data-youtube-video=""><iframe width="640" height="480" allowfullscreen="true" autoplay="false" disablekbcontrols="false" enableiframeapi="false" endtime="0" ivloadpolicy="0" loop="false" modestbranding="false" origin="" playlist="" progressbarcolor="white" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AEgnPD_dqek?color=white" start="0"></iframe></div><h1 style="text-align: start" id="46d60202-dd7b-4c2d-9f8a-c4e33788bf68" data-toc-id="46d60202-dd7b-4c2d-9f8a-c4e33788bf68"> Learning Axios, Building City Tours, and Exploring Asynchronous Programming</h1><ul><li>William introduces Axios, a library they have been learning at their code boot camp.</li><li>They explain that Axios is used for web service calls in JavaScript and makes working with APIs easier.</li><li>William discusses the difference between synchronous and asynchronous programming.</li><li>They use the analogy of waiting in line at a grocery store to explain asynchronous programming.</li><li>Asynchronous programming allows for multiple updates at once, making the app feel smoother and faster.</li><li>William emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts for app performance.</li><li>They mention their final capstone project, city tours, and the learning opportunities it provides with APIs and routing.</li><li>William discusses their decision to use Tailwind instead of Bootstrap for their project.</li><li>They explain that they initially planned to use Bootstrap but switched to Tailwind due to compatibility issues with Vue three.</li><li>William expresses satisfaction with the clean and good-looking design achieved with Tailwind.</li><li>They mention their progress on the login page and plans to work on the navigation bar.</li><li>William expresses confidence in their front-end skills and their intention to focus on areas they are less familiar with, such as controllers.</li><li>They express excitement about showcasing their layout progress and admit to not knowing what week it is.</li><li>William mentions being on a job hunt and the real-world experience provided by the capstone project.</li><li>They express enthusiasm about working on a project with a product manager and a dev lead.</li><li>William invites the audience to check out Axios, their final capstone project, city tours, and promises to provide updates later. 1. Q: What library has William been learning at their code boot camp?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William has been learning Axios.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;2. Q: What methods has William been learning in Axios?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William has been learning about get, post, put, and delete methods in Axios.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;3. Q: How does Axios differ from what William has previously learned in Java?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: Axios makes working with APIs in JavaScript easier compared to what William has learned in Java.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;4. Q: What does William explain about synchronous and asynchronous programming?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William explains that asynchronous programming allows for multiple updates at once, making the app feel smoother and faster.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5. Q: Why is it important to understand synchronous and asynchronous programming?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: Understanding these concepts is important for making apps appear faster and getting tasks done efficiently.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6. Q: What is William's chosen capstone project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William's chosen capstone project is city tours.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;7. Q: What are the benefits of William's chosen capstone project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William believes the city tours project will have a visually appealing map and provide learning opportunities with APIs and routing.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;8. Q: What framework did William initially plan to use for their project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William initially planned to use Bootstrap for their project.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;9. Q: Why did William choose Tailwind instead of Bootstrap?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William chose Tailwind instead of Bootstrap due to compatibility issues with Vue three.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;10. Q: How does William feel about their design using Tailwind?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William expresses satisfaction with the clean and good-looking design achieved using Tailwind.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;11. Q: What progress has William made on their project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William has completed the login page and plans to work on the navigation bar next.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;12. Q: What areas does William plan to focus on in their project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William plans to focus on areas they are less familiar with, such as controllers.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;13. Q: What does William express confidence in?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William expresses confidence in their front-end skills.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;14. Q: What is William's current week in the project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William admits to not knowing what week it is.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;15. Q: What is William excited about?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William is excited about upcoming updates in their project.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;16. Q: What is William uncertain about after the project ends?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William is uncertain about what to do after the project ends.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;17. Q: What type of project is William working on?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William is working on a final capstone project.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;18. Q: Who is involved in William's project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William's project involves a product manager and a dev lead.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;19. Q: What does William express enthusiasm about in their project?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William expresses enthusiasm about the real-world experience provided by the project.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;20. Q: What does William invite the audience to check out?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A: William invites the audience to check out Axios, their final capstone project, city tours.&nbsp;</li></ul>

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