Rapid development, responsive design (works for all screen sizes (19)
Learned how to use bootstrap in an html file.
  Bootstrap is responsive to specifically Phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop computer. But scale with percentages when dealing with other monitor sizes.
  Can use shortcuts with emmet, like div.container + tab will return <div class="container"></div>. Same with div#honey +  tab, it will return <div id="honey"></div>

  Calling classes in bootstrap are what calls the styles.
  A container class is required for the grid system to work, and the grid system is made up of the row class. The row is made up of 12 columns.
  Grid system
     - A row is only 12 "columns" wide. A column element can be given a size which will take up that many "columns".
     - When making column elements in bootstrap, Josh recommends using "col-md-4" a lot of the time.
     - container refers to the screen size. When a screen size goes below the specified column size (ie extra small, small, medium, large, x-large), each becomes a column of 12 columns wide.
Parallax transitions photos as you scroll down. Parallax.js

Never want to change bootstrap code, only want to override it with your own style sheets.

Book: Dont make me think - About user experience.

Job Search- Networking w/ Lisa
  Who's in your network and how will they respond to you? - 6 stages of trust
    Accidents - someone you met on an airplane and had a conversation.
    Acquaintances -
    Associates
    Actors
    Advocates
    Allies
  The power of weak ties. Opportunities come from outside of your close network.
  Asking for 20 minutes (and coffee, tea, or hot chocolate)
    Take anything anyone's willing to offer you.
    What goes in the message:
      a sentence or two about:
        who you are and your career transition
        wanting to get adivce about becoming a software engineer from a professional
        coffee or phone meeting for 20 minutes.
    Before the meeting:
      Do your research- check out the company website, their linkedin profile and history
      Come up with 3-5 questions you most want answes to that you can't find out about anywhere else.
    During the meeting:
      Stick to 20 minutes! Let them decide if they want to extend the conversation.
        Thank them, highlight people and connections you have in common and introduce yourself.
        Ask your prepared questions and take notes
        Ask is there anyone else you can think of I should meet with to learn more about shifting into this industry? (if so, can you they introduce you, or can you use their name?)
        Ask "how can I help you?"
        Send a thank you email and or card for their time. - personalize with something you appreciated discussing/learning from them.
      Follow up with anyone they connected you with(and let them know you did so) and on anything you'd said you'd to for them.
      Schedule more meetings!

    These conversations are not about asking for a job, an interview, an internship, or a resume review. People can only give you time, information, and advice.
   Other ways to network-
    Meetups, conferences, networking events.

  CVs are optional.

  AngelList and Builtin. - Kat Evans highly recommends.