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title = "App School Live"
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Periodically, the Urbit Foundation will offer synchronous cohort classes which
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## What will you learn?
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### `lesson0`. A Simple Agent.
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After this lesson, you should be able to:
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- Produce a minimalist Gall agent.
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- Employ the `default-agent` library.
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- Employ the `%dbug` agent wrapper.
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- Define entropy and its source.
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- Utilize `eny` in a random number generator (`og`).
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- Distinguish insecure hashing (`mug`) from secure hashing (`shax` and friends).
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### `lesson1`. Arvo Services.
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After this lesson, you should be able to:
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- Explain Arvo as a state machine and event log.
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- Explain Kelvin versioning and identify the system components that require this approach.
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- Explain the services Ames provides to the system.
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- Diagram the architecture of Ames as a network.
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- Explain the services Behn provides to the system.
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- Explain the services Clay provides to the system.
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- Identify key Clay artifacts: desks, marks, etc.
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- Explain the services Dill provides to the system.
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- Explain the services Eyre provides to the system.
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- Explain the services Gall provides to the system.
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- Explain the services Iris provides to the system.
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- Explain the services Jael provides to the system.
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- Enumerate the secrets Jael tracks.
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- Explain the services Khan provides to the system.
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You will know the runes:
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- `/?`
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- `!?`
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- `.^`
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### `lesson2`. Agents.
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After this lesson, you should be able to:
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- Produce an advanced Gall agent without a front-end interface.
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- Explain how subscriptions work and use them.
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### `lesson3`. Passing Data.
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After this lesson, you should be able to:
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- Diagram how marks convert nouns.
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- Explain the use of the `++grab`, `++grow`, and `++grad` arms.
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- Produce a simple mark.
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- Parse JSON input.
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- Construct a JSON reparser.
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- Convert JSON to other formats with a mark.
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- Retrieve particular values from a JSON input.
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You will know the runes:
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- `/*`
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- `;;`
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### `lesson4`. React Front-End.
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After this lesson, you should be able to:
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- Interact with Urbit using the Javascript API.
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- Produce an advanced agent with a front-end interface.
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- Explain the role of a `%glob` and produce one.
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We _are not_ teaching React and JavaScript. If you are not comfortable with
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front-end platforms, you should still be able to follow along for this lesson,
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then circle back around later with an outside tutorial.
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### `lesson5`. Threads.
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After this lesson, you should be able to:
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- Use Spider to dispatch and manage threads.
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### `lesson6`. Production Apps.
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After this lesson, you should be able to:
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- Instrument unit tests for a Gall agent.
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- Produce a desk suitable for distribution (with a docket file).
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- Explain elements of a docket file.
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- Set up a continuous integration pipeline to test Gall agents and other published code.
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- `lesson0`. A Simple Agent
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- `lesson1`. Arvo Services
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- `lesson2`. Agents
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- `lesson3`. Passing Data
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- `lesson4`. React Front-End
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- `lesson5`. Threads
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- `lesson6`. Production Apps
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Until then, feel free to work through the [Hoon School
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docs](/guides/core/hoon-school).
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## What will you learn?
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- `basics-1`. Introduction to Computing (optional)
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- `basics0`. Setting Up Urbit (optional)
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- `lesson1`. Hoon Syntax
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- `lesson2`. Hoon Conventions
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- `lesson3`. Making Decisions
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- `lesson4`. Repeating Yourself
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- `lesson5`. Subject-Oriented Programming
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- `lesson6`. Molding Values
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- `lesson7`. The Standard Library
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- `lesson8`. Managing State
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- `lesson9`. Production Code
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