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TV Show Project #44
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CoreThis is a core task and should be completed by all traineesThis is a core task and should be completed by all traineesModule-Data-FlowsThe name of the module.The name of the module.Submit:IssueThis work is submitted by commenting on your copy of this Issue in your own fork of this module.This work is submitted by commenting on your copy of this Issue in your own fork of this module.🏕 Priority MandatoryThis work is expectedThis work is expected📅 Sprint 1Assigned during Sprint 1 of this moduleAssigned during Sprint 1 of this module🦑 Size Large4-8 hours4-8 hours
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CoreThis is a core task and should be completed by all traineesThis is a core task and should be completed by all traineesModule-Data-FlowsThe name of the module.The name of the module.Submit:IssueThis work is submitted by commenting on your copy of this Issue in your own fork of this module.This work is submitted by commenting on your copy of this Issue in your own fork of this module.🏕 Priority MandatoryThis work is expectedThis work is expected📅 Sprint 1Assigned during Sprint 1 of this moduleAssigned during Sprint 1 of this module🦑 Size Large4-8 hours4-8 hours
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Learning Objectives
Link to the coursework
https://github.com/CodeYourFuture/Project-TV-Show
Why are we doing this?
We're doing this project to gain experience consuming data from an API and displaying it in a visually appealing way in the browser - making it easy for our users to understand.
This project should be done in a pair-swapping style as described here. This will be a great experience as it's actually similar to a real-world working experience where a team of developers work on a shared code base 😄
All the rest of the tickets for this project are in the TV Show Project repo. Look there to find out what to do.
While doing this project, you should think about writing "clean" code - One way to do this is to think about what future readers of your code will be thinking 🤔 If they didn't have much context, will they be able to easily understand what the code is doing? Would it be easy for them to make changes to the code?
Maximum time in hours
6-8 per sprint
How to get help
Share your blockers in your class channel
https://programming.codeyourfuture.io/guides/getting-help/asking-questions/
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Add a comment to this (cloned) issue with a link to:
cyf-USERNAME-tv.netlify.app)