Project 5 Repo

Repo Start-State:

1. README.md
2. .gitignore
3. todo.html, todo.css, todo.js
4. todo-server.js
5. package.json
6. server-1-9.js
7. node_modules

281 Project 5 Learning Outcomes

• Build a RESTful Web Service that stores telephone numbers in a MongoDB (a CRUD app)
• Build a RESTful Web Service that stores to-do list items in a MongoDB (a CRUD app)
• Learn how to use Github to create a CIT 281 Code Portfolio that will be available after the term ends

281 Project 4 Learning Outcomes

• Build a To-Do app that uses the Web Storage API

• The Web Storage API lets browsers store key/value pairs locally, to create a persistent data store
• ES6 Class Types: The Basics
• ES6 Class Types: Inheritance

281 Project 3 Learning Outcomes

• A web API or Application Programming Interface is an API accessed using the HTTP protocol. Web APIs often deliver data formatted as JSON.

• A web API can be accessed programmatically using JavaScript. The API documentation must first be consulted in order to understand how the API works and what it returns.
• Use jQuery to post AJAX requests asynchronously
• Use the Postman app to test API requests/responses
• Use NodeJS and Express for a testing server
• Use jQuery, JavaScript, and public APIs to fetch JSON data, then use it to refresh part of a web page

281 Project 2 Learning Outcomes

• A web API or Application Programming Interface is an API accessed using the HTTP protocol.
• Web APIs often deliver data formatted as JSON.
• A web API can be accessed programmatically using JavaScript.

• The API documentation must first be consulted in order to understand how the API works and what it returns.

• Some web APIs are public, and others require an access key. Flickr offers several public APIs.

281 Project 1 Learning Outcomes

• Basic Unix Shell commands
• Install and Configure Git using the Unix Shell
• Basic Git Commands (add, commit, push, clone)
• Github overview
• Markdown language for README files

• JavaScript ES6+ features

• I learned how to use the GitHub