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Data Modeling with MongoDB

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Objectives

• Understand model relationships in MongoDB
• Understand One-to-Many relationships

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• base of project

npm install method-override

• in server.js

var methodOverride = require('method-override');
// override with POST having ?_method=DELETE
app.use(methodOverride('_method'))

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Express App Walk Through

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Lesson Objectives

• Learn How to Use the Express Generator
• Use our learned methods to structure our application

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Views in Express

Introduction

We've already set you up with an API for capturing your favorite embarrassing quotes – Quotes, Inc. We've thrown in a few styles for you, too, but you might have to mimic some class names and templates. Feel free to delete our style and fancy it up on your own.

Your goal will be to switch an Express JSON API to render views. It's up to you to take it from JSON to EJS, and we haven't given you a lot to start with. It'll help you practice installing the tools you need and setting them up from scratch.

Exercise

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Views in Express

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Objectives

After this lesson, students will be able to:

• Create and render views in an Express application
• Explain the differences and similarities between the syntax of ERB and EJS
• Render partials and iterate over data in views

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Associations Lab

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WDI Overflow Code Along

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Rails Multi Model Associations

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Objectives

• Understand Model Relationships, and how they relate to application data
• Understand has_many, has_one, and belongs_to

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Rails Asset Pipeline

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Objectives

• Understand the asset pipeline, and the benefits we get for using it
• Learn about Sprockets, and what it does for us behind the scenes

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Paperclip and File Uploads with Rails

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Lesson Objectives

• set up paperclip and all external dependencies on your machine
• set up an account on AWS to store our uploaded images inside AWS S3
• set up a rails project with paperclip

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SASS Lesson

Objectives

• Be able to describe what a CSS preprocessor does and why it's useful
• Be able to use SASS’s
  • nesting
  • variables
  • mixins