Web Programming Basics | CompSci Blogs

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Web Programming Basics | CompSci Blogs

An introduction to key topics in Web Programming

https://daniel-s-lee.github.io/dslee/basics/home

[rliao569]

Andrew: 3+4+4+4+4 He was able, to do his work effectively made his html project on time, and finished all his hacks. And related it to Js project effectively. Saaras: 4+4+3+4+4 He was able to finish, his work and help debug others work. And, finished all his hacks made a object that entailed all countries and there values for our projects later William Cheng: 4+4+4+4+4 Finished DOM, made the button interactive and linked it to our project, also made it geoguessr themed with it alternating between link’s of different countries Ryan: 4+4+4+4+3 Made two conditional statements and was able to effectively ask for help as well, as finish his project on time and contribute to the group effectively helping to contribute to Andrew, while asking for help from Saaras. Daniel: 3+4+4+4+4 Was able to effectively debug code, finished his end of the project, and was able to help Saaras debug his code effectively, when he found an issue with it not displaying on his javascript console when he ran his object.

[JasonGao76]

HTML

• Like the passion with Geoguesser, I can see the collaboration within your group
• I think your project has potential
• Completed all requirements and fun links!

Data Types

• Interesting code, it is slightly hard to tell where your code and the original code is however. Conditional statements look fine, and I can see the creativity, but I'm not sure where the data types part come in? Maybe I'm missing something however.

DOM

• I like the creativity with the Geoguesser and links to certain places. Shows clear understanding of document.getElementById, use of id and classes, and other HTML attributes. I like the use of a function. One thing I did notice is that the button doesn't call the function, at least from what I can tell, so I'm not sure if it will work.

JS

• Comparisons done well, also apparent in the data types section for some reason? I would recommend moving the code from data types to here. Again, maybe this is a misunderstanding. Conditional statements look good, but I would recommend having the variables actually mean something to express your creativity.

Debugging

• Segment 1 looks good and the what I changed section clearly explains code. Segment 2 fixed the code, but I would recommend maybe editing the code so it works for any letterNumber. not just 5, but you did do the requirements. Segment 3 has the same edits I made LOL, and explanation is clear. I also love the editing on the challenge code, your passion with the various places and time and effort on code are clearly apparent. Well done on this section!