00:00:44	José Abreu:	Hello everyone :)
00:01:37	stevenhorn:	Having computer troubles
00:02:18	Zac Gordon:	Create a variable called container .  For the value, get the div with an ID of "app" from the page.  Log it to the console to test.
00:02:32	Zac Gordon:	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zgordon/javascript-explained/master/04-browser-api-exercises/starter/exercise-01.html
00:02:49	Zac Gordon:	ID of "container"
00:03:41	Zac Gordon:	2. Log out the text inside of firstHeader to the console.

00:03:51	Zac Gordon:	Log out the HTML inside of firstHeader to the console.

00:04:21	Zac Gordon:	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zgordon/javascript-explained/master/04-browser-api-exercises/starter/exercise-06.html
00:04:38	Zac Gordon:	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zgordon/javascript-explained/master/04-browser-api-exercises/starter/exercise-06.html

00:06:08	Zac Gordon:	3. Create a function called header( title ) that takes a title as a parameter and then returns the following string with the title: <h2>TITLE</h2>.  Log out header( `My Header` ) to test.
Add the dynamic header inside of the <div id="app"></div> right before the closing of the div.  Use insertAdjacentHTML().
00:06:33	Zac Gordon:	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zgordon/javascript-explained/master/04-browser-api-exercises/starter/exercise-15.html
00:10:58	Zac Gordon:	3. Create an event handler function called logTitle( e ).  Have the function prevent the default event behavior.  Then have it log out the innerText of whatever was just interacted with.
Map over the linksArray from before and attach logTitle as an event listener to each link when it is clicked on.  Try clicking and checking the console to test.
Create an event handler function called logLink( e ).  Have the function prevent the default behavior and then log out the "href" value of whatever link was just interacted with.
00:11:27	Zac Gordon:	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zgordon/javascript-explained/master/04-browser-api-exercises/starter/exercise-18.html
00:20:43	stevenhorn:	I used id “#app” in querySelector
00:21:14	stevenhorn:	Must have had the wrong html
00:23:50	Jim Reevior:	Zac, you are muted
00:23:59	José Abreu:	Your mic is mute Zac :(
00:24:55	Ivan Juras:	Bus Internet ftw :D
00:25:11	José Abreu:	:p
00:27:39	cfalzone:	I just used a for loop heh
00:27:45	cfalzone:	const links = container.querySelectorAll('a');
    for (let i = 0; i < links.length; i++) {
      links[i].addEventListener("click", logTitle);
    }
00:29:35	José Abreu:	Frozen
00:29:43	cfalzone:	I think your frozen
00:30:50	Cameron Campbell:	You’re frozen again :(
00:31:36	nelson nakano:	yes
00:31:38	Laurie A Sutherland:	yep
00:31:39	José Abreu:	Yes
00:32:02	Ivan Juras:	Can you explain the this keyword inside of the callback, again?
00:33:08	Ivan Juras:	Didn't work for me, but that's probably because I was using the arrow function, right? 
00:33:42	Ivan Juras:	yes, thanks
00:33:43	nelson nakano:	When should we use arrow functions?
00:37:05	stevenhorn:	Gotta confess that my not having questions is due to not knowing what to ask, not that I fully follow this all
00:37:29	stevenhorn:	Thanks :)
00:40:59	nelson nakano:	Sorry going back to the previous topic.  In some of your examples working with Markup.  You have lines of lines building your markup using +=.  Wouldn’t it be easier to have one line with all the markup w/ having to do +=.   Or is there benefits in breaking them up?
00:46:17	Cameron Campbell:	pseudo code is really helpful for thinking through these bigger things
00:46:28	stevenhorn:	Are these days recorded?
00:46:34	Ivan Juras:	I wanted to ask about Vue: is it still worth learning it and using it (in the context of WP) even though WP is going full React? I find Vue much easier to use, and I feel much more productive.
00:50:18	nelson nakano:	yes
00:51:15	nelson nakano:	Thank you
00:51:17	Laurie A Sutherland:	Thx,bye