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Open jrhorn424 opened 8 years ago

jrhorn424 commented 8 years ago

Actual 85 minutes.

berziiii commented 8 years ago

100 minutes actual.

RealWeeks commented 8 years ago

100 min actual including breaks

payne-chris-r commented 8 years ago

These were all messed up 'cause I didn't realize we had modified the order and ended up doing two in the same repo. I'm also commenting on this a week and a half late. I realize it's not as helpful, but it was all day ~5-6 units for delete, patch, and post. Apologies for breaking process.

BenGitsCode commented 7 years ago

Because of the issues encountered in the delivery of https://github.com/ga-wdi-boston/jquery-ajax-patch/issues/1 I made this part of the post-PATCH workshop/lab time and everyone in the room was able to get POST working on their own, in their squads, which was an awesome accident. That was never the intention but I wonder how much this sequence could be improved from more “and now you do this verb” sections. Maybe just with delete as that’s a cakewalk after the rest? Or maybe POST as that seemed to work great in at least this iteration.

jrhorn424 commented 7 years ago

This was an interesting experiment. I don't think we should do this often, but having the learn something on their own, with our guidance as we circulate, seemed well-received.

payne-chris-r commented 7 years ago

2 Actual. I misread the README and built the curl script with them, and then had them code it out knowing the requirements. At the end I went through the solution fairly quickly. I thought it worked well.

MicFin commented 7 years ago

40 mins. 0.8 units.
11:30-12:10pm

This was delivered ENTIRELY as a lab directly after patch was delivered. I dropped the repository into the forum and gave them the following steps as a high level guide to completing the lab. They did the lab for 30-35 mins and I went over the solution by referencing the solution branch for 5-10mins. Most of them got to Step 6 so we could have used more time, but after seeing the solution they can finish it off on their own.

  1. Fork and Clone
  2. Install dependencies
  3. Start Server
  4. Write successful CURL scripts
  5. Add HTML to index.html
  6. Add click event to scripts/index.js
  7. Add click handler callback to events.js
  8. Add AJAX call to api.js
  9. Add API call success callback to ui.js
  10. SUCCESS