RomCom

Abstract:

> So we created a program that lets you combine an image, a title, and two descriptors into a randomized (and fabricated) romance novel covers. If you wanted to create your own, we have coded functionality for that as well and what's more, you can save those and randomized covers for future viewing!

Installation Instructions:

> 1. Fork and clone this Repo: [email protected]:marshallhotaling/romcom.git

> 2. Open VS code and type open index.html to open the app in chrome.

> 3. Interact with the app!

Preview of App:

> Here: assets/For Picture Qestion.png

> I don't know about coolest but we figured out how to add an entire HTML article to the DOM without touching the HTML file and we were able to add a double click code that makes the article it's own event listener for the delete functionality!

Context:

> We had about 6 days to work on it and I'd say we spent about; 2-3 hours everyday and then maybe 6 hours on saturday. We are just at the end of our second week.

Contributors:

> https://github.com/marshallhotaling Marshall Hotaling

> https://github.com/DRIF7ER Charles T. Banks, Jr.

Learning Goals:

> So the goals were to write clean JS, mess with the connection between JS, CSS, and HTML; and write code collaboratively. We definitly did all those things! We coded in VS code and pushed our work up through GitHub (obviously) and stayed in contact throughout the process.

Wins + Challenges:

> I am very happy that I was able to figure out how to add HTML to the HTML document through JS and have it display correctly based on the CSS styling!! gave me a much better understanding of targeting different elements in different ways! I was also blown away by the fact that you can make something it's own listener in order to have it execute code, that huge!!