mdewey commented 6 years ago

It was the developer, in the library, with angular

The library was super impressed with your API, now they want you to create a Web UI for them, using your API.

Objectives

Work on using AngularJS create a UI on top of an API

Explorer Mode

[ ] Add Angular to your project.
[ ] Implement a Single Page App UI that allows a user to use the endpoints that you created already. This should include
- [x] Seeing all books
- [ ] Searching for a book to checkout
- [ ] Checking out a book
- [ ] Checking a book back in

NOTES

Create your UI on paper/Whiteboard first, then go to implementation
Even though you are making a UI, do not get caught up in how it looks, remember to make it functional, then make it working
If you didn't complete the weekend assignment, work on creating the UI first for the endpoints you have, then work on extending your API
A user only needs to supply an email to checkout a book, full blown authentication is not needed.

Adventure Mode

some are extended from the weekend project

catch up

[ ] Complete any endpoints you did not from the weekend project
[ ] Go back and get caught up on any projects you have outstanding

styling

[ ] Using CSS, style your website to have a modern look

functionality

[ ] Normalize your database to have Genre be its own table
[ ] Create the endpoints that allows to Update Movies
[ ] Extend your Search endpoint to have many
[ ] Add users and Authentication

Epic Mode

This will challenge your CSS and Design skills

[ ] Using Bootstrap create a solid UI with no Custom CSS
[ ] Using Material Design as a guideline, learn about and implement a UI that follows the guidelines.

Turning In

Your homework will be assigned to you via issues on your assignments repository. Once you are complete with your assignmnet, link the new repo here.

JamesEnoch89 commented 6 years ago

https://github.com/JamesEnoch89/LibraryAPI

still have the most trouble with ANG + JS

JamesEnoch89 commented 6 years ago

The videos helped