For each model, create a page that contains a table of all of the instance of that model, with at least five columns of attributes. Need the ability to sort the table using any of the columns in ascending or descending order. Add links to those instances. Right now only three rows (since we only need 3 of each pillar), but there will eventually be many rows with pagination.

https://github.com/cs373g-fall-2016/idb2-tests/

Need at least 3 instances of each pillar. Collect data such that the pillars can link to one another.

The diagram needs to show data members, methods, associations, and multiplicity between models.

The audience is other software developers. The report must be at least 2500 words. Document the RESTful API and the models well. Check grammar and spelling.

The pages must be served by using Flask to embed the static content into the HTML.

• description of the site, its purpose, its intended users
• the group name
• the group members
• for each group member, include name, photo, bio, major responsibilities, number of commits, number of issues, number of unit tests)
• stats: total number of commits, total number of issues, total number of unit tests, a link to the Apiary API, a link to the GitHub Issue Tracker, a link to the GitHub Repo, a link to the GitHub Wiki
• data: links to the data sources, description of how each was scraped
• tools: tools used, describe their use, special focus on optional tools that were not required

Think carefully about the types of the models and about the many-to-many relationships between each pillar. Check out the following Piazza post.

mainly add information on API and DB

Make sure partypeople.me has the full site up

All the webpages includes: the landing page carousel, the about page, the 12 static model pages, and the models page.

Change to having a drop down to links in header that fit into a drop down when on smaller screen

include pagination

add this favicon to the site: http://www.favicon.cc/?action=icon&file_id=53607

Run "npm start" to run just the front end. Run "python application.py" to run both front end and back end. Has some caching problems, so use npm start if you want to do front end work.

Embed different types of media, make links out of as much as possible, make sure the site is mobile friendly. Goes along with issue #15 #17 #18 #19

The carousel needs to be able to navigate among the pages.

We won't be able to run them yet, but that's okay. Need an average of 3 unit tests per function/method. Try to shoot for max coverage (even though we can't run them to know the exact number).