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I created a branch called 'Build 0' for everyone to download and work in. Check the Read.Me file to get the environment conditions right in order to tool around with the app as is.
Big Issues: #1. Serving css and js files to the browser from our /public folder: As the app is now, the form works but none of the styles or background images render on screen. I tried to make it work, but can't seem to get it right.
#2. Appending DOM with Zodiac Object info: The good news is that the app spits out the right Zodiac sign along with all the proper content we've collected to the console once the user inputs a date and clicks 'submit'. We just need a way to take that object that's returned server side and append the DOM with info so that the user can see the results. There LOTS of ways to accomplish this, so we can have a nice discussion on best practices.
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UPDATE - So MaryShodiya was able to whip up a build that's easy to launch and works pretty well. It's merged to the main branch so just work from that instead of Build 0.
We're close to the finish line!
I created a branch called 'Build 0' for everyone to download and work in. Check the Read.Me file to get the environment conditions right in order to tool around with the app as is.
Big Issues:
#1. Serving css and js files to the browser from our /public folder: As the app is now, the form works but none of the styles or background images render on screen. I tried to make it work, but can't seem to get it right.
#2. Appending DOM with Zodiac Object info: The good news is that the app spits out the right Zodiac sign along with all the proper content we've collected to the console once the user inputs a date and clicks 'submit'. We just need a way to take that object that's returned server side and append the DOM with info so that the user can see the results. There LOTS of ways to accomplish this, so we can have a nice discussion on best practices.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: