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Project Reflection (What's that Smell?)

Abstract

  1. In a few sentences, explain what the project was and the scope of your work. Imagine explaining your answer to a technical recruiter or a developer who you’d potentially be interviewing with who knows nothing about Turing.

The overall scope of the project was to create a web application for a recipe tracking/ meal planning application that allows users to view their favorite recipes. A user would be able to view a list of recipes, favorite their own recipes, and choose recipes to cook, and make a shooping list based on those recipes.

Overall

  1. What is your approach to working on a team? (In your answer, provide an example from this project)

My approach to working on the team was be aware and intuned to what was going on. I work best when working on problems as a team. Gives me more of an understanding to what is going on and I can be more of a contributer.

Technical

  1. What was a specific technical challenge your group faced?

During this project we had an issue with dom maniplation and filtering from one array of objects to push into another array such as favorited recipes. The filter method was tricky becvuase we had to work with seprate data sets to pull information.

Relection

  1. What is one personal/professional takeaway from this project?

Be on board when you have to buckle down and get things done.

  1. What is one technical takeaway from this project?

I need to be better with array prototype methods. I did'nt understand using multiple array methoids in one function as well as I would have liked.

  1. Based on these takeaways, what is something you want to focus on for the next project?

I want to focus on more array prototype practice!

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