Crossover Team PBL Key Features
Grade: 1/1
Explanation: Team has 3 PBL features. It has movie ratings that allow you to insert the value of rating you want and it tells you the movies with that rating or above. The next PBL is a random show generator. You click the button and a random show is given. The last is a movie table. It includes CRUD. The user puts an input and is able to communicate movie rating with other people.
Sassy / Bootstrap (under the hood on CSS usage and capitalizing on bootstrap features, as well as runtime quality)
Grade: .70/1
Explanation: Bootstrap seen in Navbar also seen in about pages. No dark/light mode feature. No code to show effort in testing light/dark mode.
Use of bootstrap in navbar
Github Pages, Jekyll, WIKI (focus will be on quality of vocabulary from week 6 as key review item)
Grade: .9/1
Explanation: Vocabulary has correct and thorough definitions with lots of in code examples. The CRUD definitions could be more specific, a little too brief on this topic. Jekyll is running, updated, and complete. WIKI complete with company policies and journals updated.
Async Operation (runtime and under the hood usage of javascript and fetch, as well as how things are updated on screen)
Grade: 0.75/1
Explanation: Though they have the database functioning and the search running async, their database itself isn't async.
CRUD in Database (runtime and behind the scenes using CRUD operations, as well as progress on database personalization)
Grade: 1/1
Explanation: All their CRUD operations are working and they even went the extra steps of personalizing the database to their PBL theme of their website and customized it with Bootstrap.
Extra or Replacement Features
Blueprint Illustration/Demonstration (effectiveness of removing code out of central main.py and test of routes)
Filtering/Searching Data (filtering data from database, this can complement async operation)
Crossover Team Evaluation
Crossover Team PBL Key Features Grade: 1/1 Explanation: Team has 3 PBL features. It has movie ratings that allow you to insert the value of rating you want and it tells you the movies with that rating or above. The next PBL is a random show generator. You click the button and a random show is given. The last is a movie table. It includes CRUD. The user puts an input and is able to communicate movie rating with other people.
Sassy / Bootstrap (under the hood on CSS usage and capitalizing on bootstrap features, as well as runtime quality) Grade: .70/1 Explanation: Bootstrap seen in Navbar also seen in about pages. No dark/light mode feature. No code to show effort in testing light/dark mode. Use of bootstrap in navbar
Github Pages, Jekyll, WIKI (focus will be on quality of vocabulary from week 6 as key review item) Grade: .9/1 Explanation: Vocabulary has correct and thorough definitions with lots of in code examples. The CRUD definitions could be more specific, a little too brief on this topic. Jekyll is running, updated, and complete. WIKI complete with company policies and journals updated.
Async Operation (runtime and under the hood usage of javascript and fetch, as well as how things are updated on screen) Grade: 0.75/1 Explanation: Though they have the database functioning and the search running async, their database itself isn't async.
CRUD in Database (runtime and behind the scenes using CRUD operations, as well as progress on database personalization) Grade: 1/1 Explanation: All their CRUD operations are working and they even went the extra steps of personalizing the database to their PBL theme of their website and customized it with Bootstrap.
Extra or Replacement Features Blueprint Illustration/Demonstration (effectiveness of removing code out of central main.py and test of routes) Filtering/Searching Data (filtering data from database, this can complement async operation)
Total: 4.35/5