You MUST plan your project and create issue tickets and a project board fro your project
You MAY use the printToDom() function that we worked on in class, but you also need to be able to explain it if you use it
You have to create a data structure for your project. Review all the elements that need to be on the DOM and create the structure accordingly
You must use Boostrap to style your page components
You must use a loop other than a for loop
Your JS file should be comprised of functions, no actions should happen in your code outside of a function except for your initial init() function
Your code MUST be YOUR code. Do not copy and paste code into your project. Type every bit of it out
Your HTML and JS should all have proper indentation
Helpful Form: An error message shows if a user tries to sort a student without filling out the form
You should apply responsive design to your page (aka your app should be designed to work on small screens)
Add Button Hints
When a new student is added an object should be created and that object should be pushed into an array of students that then prints to the dom.
Expel Button Hints
Think of a way you can expel students without just hiding those divs on the page. This would mean when the button is clicked you modify the array of students and pass the new array into your print to dom function. Double hint - put a unique id in the student object when you create them.
Technical Requirements
printToDom()function that we worked on in class, but you also need to be able to explain it if you use itfor loopAdd Button Hints
When a new student is added an object should be created and that object should be pushed into an array of students that then prints to the dom.
Expel Button Hints
Think of a way you can expel students without just hiding those divs on the page. This would mean when the button is clicked you modify the array of students and pass the new array into your print to dom function. Double hint - put a unique id in the student object when you create them.