Edward Withers dearshrewdwit

Presentation Guidelines

Share with the audience how you got to where you are (not just what the team's output was)

Here's a template to follow - feel free to run it differently if it meets the purpose above!

* What was the problem to solve?

* Discovery/ alignment/ MVP

You'll have around 10 minutes to share your learning over the past two weeks on the following areas.

Reflect on your approach to learning - what are the blocks, the successes, the pairing communications like?

Make actions to improve your approach, share them with your pair partner, and then practice them together.

Before going any further, ensure that

You have > 90% test coverage
- install simple-cov so you can get data on your code
Your environments are separate - test, development, production
- when you run tests, is your app connected to your test or development database?
Your test database doesn't persist data longer than the execution of the test

We're going to set up a postgres database and play with it a bit to understand its structure!

A structured set of data held, usually in files, in a computer that is accessible in various ways.

1: In order to access more requirements, let me know when you’re done
- I'll need up-to-date documentation to know how to run your app
2: There are no steps/walkthroughs

Each submission has a goal, so as a reviewer your aim is to:
1. Answer the question: 'Does this work show evidence of progress towards the goal?'
2. Provide reasons you think it does, or feedback what can be improved upon.
Try to review to the standard that the code is at: no need to make line edits if there are a lot of style violations.
Try to leave at most 3 specific overall targets for the developer to focus on
Don't spend too long reviewing the code. 15 mins is probably too much.

How will you write and run unit tests? Have a look at 💊 writing tests without a testing library.
How will you intercept form submissions so they don't reload the page? form submit event and preventDefault may prove useful.
How will you implement the domain model? Maybe the constructor and prototype pattern?
How will you construct your HTML content? You could write a view module. Maybe it will concatenate strings? Maybe it will use a tiny tiny templating framework that you write.

	// app.js
	// on load, create the app

	window.addEventListener('load', function() {

	// model is responsible for the information ('text')
	var note = Note
	// view is responsible for what html looks like
	var notesView = new NotesView([])

	// /app.js
	// on load, create the controller, render the initial list view

	window.addEventListener('load', function() {

	// create a note-list-model, with a Note
	var noteList = new NoteList(Note)

	// create the note-list-view
	var noteListView = new NoteListView(noteList)