Rafael rapala61

SCRUM ARTIST

Introduction

Hello artists! We have been given our new projects!. We are tasked to create some masterpieces based on a given theme. The paintings will be proudly displayed at the White House next Monday.

Exercise

We will form the same teams we have for project 3.

3rd Party API/AJAX - (1:30m)

Introduction

You will work in groups of 2 for this exercise.

You should have an account @TasteKid, and an API KEY. Otherwise do this first.

We will now build a TasteKid client. We will integrate TasteKid's API with our own search engine recommendation. Take this opportunitty to implement creative styling with the CSS framework of your choice.

Practicing AJAX - (60m)

Introduction

You're about to write a lot of AJAX-backed JavaScript – using jQuery – that will complete our little Doughnut Shop app.

Make use of the fantastic and delicious https://api.doughnuts.ga. Your task is to use your JS skills to list out all the doughnuts in our database and get our form working so we can add more.

Note: Keep in mind, this API doesn't persist (so that other students can use it, too), but it does act like it. When you create a new doughnut, it'll show you results as if that doughnut was persisted. Make use of it!

Mongoose Modeling – Embedded Documents - (60m)

Introduction

Work with your partner next to you. Use one laptop. The driver switches every 15m.

To practice using Mongoose, we will design a small data persisting application to keep track of airport data with different models: Airport, Terminal, Flight, and Passenger. You will have to write the models and then hard code data in your app.js file according to the requirements below. Since we're not worried about Express or views in this activity, log the results of your data persistence in the console when the file is executed - with node app.js - so we know what's being saved.

Exercise

Description

We are going to create a mongoose model and use it!

Create a project folder named cardealer and navigate to it.
Run npm init
Run npm install --save mongoose

Heroku Deployment Lab (45m)

Let's deploy to Heroku!

You will be cloning this repo to your Desktop... I repeat TO YOUR DESKTOP!

Follow the following steps to get the labs repo in your desktop:

Navigate to your desktop. In your terminal type cd ~/Desktop

BDD with RSpec Lab (50m)

We are now going to continue building features for our employer HonestBank! 😉

We are going to use the TDD methodology. This means:

You are going to write the test BEFORE you implement the feature.
Run the test suite and watch it fail! ✅🔥🔥
Then, you are going to implement the feature in the appropriate model.
Run the test suite AGAIN and watch it succeed! ✅✅✅

Relationships Models Lab (60m)

We know how to create an MVC app, and we've discovered ActiveRecord, which allow us to manipulate records and associations in the database really easily. For the next lab session, we're going to build a Cookbook app:

By the end you should be able to create records and associations in the Rails console bin/rails c. Generate and run the migrations and create the models with all the associations so that it is possible to link the models in the console.

Remember that you can specify references when creating models, this way the migration also generates foreign keys which are needed to build the relationships between tables.

 # This command assumes there is a manufacturers table

Migrations Tasks Lab (35m)

Description

You are tasked with creating a table in your freshly created reservations database. This table will hold plane tickets detail information.

Be mindful of the data types you will choose for your table columns. Being told you don't have enough fuel to reach your destination mid flight is no joke!

Remember that to create an Active Record migration, you need to use Rake and its tasks: Example:

	class Kitten
	@@lives = 9

	# serves the purpose of setting up the object
	def initialize( name, color, owner )
	@name = name
	@color = color
	@owner = owner
	end