- Follow this tutorial from
mmtuts
and refactor your finished code into the files of this repository. Be sure to organize your development process using Git Branches- To learn more about how to organize your code & how to write development-strategies for this project, you can study the using-user-events exercises
- And of course, don't be limited by the tutorial! It's just a starting point. After making the base project work, follow your imagination
- Branching: for this project you should organize your branches basesd on concern instead of user story. If you look in the
development-strategy
template file you will find that there are a series of tables, the code for each table should be developed on it's own branch. You can also find information on what the branches should be called in the students/module overview app for your class, and the assignment in the week's README
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