Please review and provide feedback

[heratyian]

@DPI-WE/technical-associates

[thierrychau]

• The distinction between lifecycle and event is not super clear to me. I understand the events listed afterwards, but I'm having trouble understanding lifecycles. What persists when navigating through a navbar, and what gets reset after a refresh?
• Would it be beneficial to move Stimulus to its own lesson?
• export default class extends Controller creates a "parent" controller, right?
• Follow up question: how can we best organize children controllers when we use export default class extends ParentController?
• Do we go over how the DOM gets built? When does the element get removed from the DOM? I think it goes back to my first point

[heratyian]

• The distinction between lifecycle and event is not super clear to me. I understand the events listed afterwards, but I'm having trouble understanding lifecycles. What persists when navigating through a navbar, and what gets reset after a refresh?

• Would it be beneficial to move Stimulus to its own lesson?

• Do we go over how the DOM gets built? When does the element get removed from the DOM? I think it goes back to my first point

I'm thinking it might be helpful to split this into 2 lessons:

• JS DOM manipulation
• Stimulus

[heratyian]

minimal-js lesson ends on jquery dom manipulation.

[heratyian]

just did a big refactor of this lesson to address some issues. Please take another look @DPI-WE/technical-associates

[thierrychau]

minimal-js lesson ends on jquery dom manipulation.

Getting a 404

[heratyian]

minimal-js lesson ends on jquery dom manipulation.

Getting a 404

just opened access.

[thierrychau]

It looks great, thanks for adding the answers to my questions! It looks like I'm still getting a 404 for the minimal-js lesson...

[heratyian]

It looks like I'm still getting a 404 for the minimal-js lesson...

Some of the first draft lessons are private repos with closed access.

You can either access through canvas link or I can add @DPI-WE/technical-associates as authors in Learn or add ya'll to appdev-lessons repo.

I'll sync up with Raghu and Ben on this

[CarlosCastanedaDev]

Looks good! I really like the examples provided and it seems easy to follow along.

[ahuynh3a]

I second Carlos, this was easy to follow along and digestable