Conversation Map, by Warren Sack. See project here
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Oct 19::

Before Class
Do:
- download Git
- Review of basic command line prompts for Mac (for Mac users)
- Review of command prompts for Windows(for Windows users)
- Download and review Tracking data over time


In Class
- Work on completing A1_final,
where you "continue to build from the code you've been working from, or the Timeline code to create a finished, fully realized visualization of your data set. With A1_Final, you should be able to to successfully parse through your data, have various aspects of your data represented by size, color and shape -- either in space or over time. Code should be well commented, demonstrating where you understand how the code is working, and where you have questions. Variables, control structures, objects and arrays should be used adroitly."

Look at split(), splitTokens(), and trim()

Extra resources:
These video lectures are available to you for reference
(apologies these are a bit rough)
- Lecture 1 - watch on vimeo

- Lecture 2 - watch on vimeo

- Lecture 3 - watch on vimeo

Also see:
- Command line in windows
- Review of basic command line prompts for Mac (for Mac users)
- Review of command prompts for Windows(for Windows users)
- Intro to git/GitHub