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Express-NoteTaker

Express.js Challenge: Note Taker

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AS A small business owner I WANT to be able to write and save notes SO THAT I can organize my thoughts and keep track of tasks I need to complete

GIVEN a note-taking application WHEN I open the Note Taker THEN I am presented with a landing page with a link to a notes page WHEN I click on the link to the notes page THEN I am presented with a page with existing notes listed in the left-hand column, plus empty fields to enter a new note title and the note’s text in the right-hand column WHEN I enter a new note title and the note’s text THEN a "Save Note" button and a "Clear Form" button appear in the navigation at the top of the page WHEN I click on the Save button THEN the new note I have entered is saved and appears in the left-hand column with the other existing notes and the buttons in the navigation disappear WHEN I click on an existing note in the list in the left-hand column THEN that note appears in the right-hand column and a "New Note" button appears in the navigation WHEN I click on the "New Note" button in the navigation at the top of the page THEN I am presented with empty fields to enter a new note title and the note’s text in the right-hand column and the button disappears

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