Thanks for your work on this project!
Rubric score key (applies only to that section of the rubric):
- 4: went beyond set learning goals; did self-teaching.
- 3: exactly on track! great work!
- 2: a little behind where we want to see you; study in this area to level up
- 1: significantly behind where we want to see you; letβs do some pairing!
π Notes on things to keep doing
π± Notes on things to improve on
Professionalism: 3
π Commits are super even. Really good commit:PR ratio - there should always be multiple commits on each PR. Commits messages are consistent.
π Great work tagging each other in code reviews! Usually you want a code review to include some back and forth conversation (this is hard in Mod1, b/c you pair on so much of the code), but think about that for next time!
π± Your README looks pretty good. I recommend including a gif of your app in your READMEs to give people a preview of your app.
JavaScript Style & Implementation: 2.5
π Your code is clean, easy to follow, and indented very well.
π Great work using your knowledge of falsyness to keep your conditionals concise in saveCreatedposter
function!
π± Make sure you are updating the data model (savedPosters
) when you delete a poster. In your deletePoster
function, you're only deleting it from the DOM, but not from that array.
π± You could have consolidated your hideMainForm
and hideSideForm
into one function if you added a second parameter.
Functional Expectations: 0
Note: The reason you're getting a 0 here is because you have bugs in iteration 0 and 4.
On page load, this appears instead of a random poster:
Also, when you double click on the poster, the whole poster does not delete, but each individual element.
I know you got through all of the iterations, which is great and you should feel really proud of that. Remember - these scores hold very little (basically none) weight when it comes to promoting to the next mod - the real value in the feedback is to learn from it and not repeat mistakes. A 1 early on can be a powerful reminder for future projects that carry more weight.