Team: Chatchawan Suwaratana, Gage Migan, James Coffelt, Michelle Colacion Francisco, Muhajir Sayer
Link to live app: https://felix-web.vercel.app/
Link to client/web repo: https://github.com/M-Sayer/felix-web
Link to server repo: https://github.com/M-Sayer/felix-server
Team: Chatchawan Suwaratana, Gage Migan, James Coffelt, Michelle Colacion Francisco, Muhajir Sayer
Link to live app: https://felix-web.vercel.app/
Link to client/web repo: https://github.com/M-Sayer/felix-web
Link to server repo: https://github.com/M-Sayer/felix-server
Link to live app proposal: https://mischkiey.github.io/thinkful-ei-first-capstone/
Client or frontend is described as what gives us access to and allows some sort of interaction with the web [and its resources]. Servers are what exposes those resources to the user [of the client]. A somewhat good analogy for this relationship would be a library as the collection of resources (or web), a borrower as the user, and a librarian as the server but used in this context: a borrower visits a library and either looks at a catalog to find a specific resource or consults a librarian. Either way, both methods would lead to an "exposure of a resource" just as a server would.
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| // Function stub/pseudocode for add items user story | |
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| const addItemToShoppingList = function (newItemName) { | |
| // Create object for new item & push to store database | |
| // Generate ID with cuid() | |
| store.items.push({id: cuid(), name: itemName, checked:false}) | |