Short description of project

Include one or two screenshots of main UI/UX points of your app and how it solves a problem

Make an ordered list

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Make an unorder list

• Item1
• Item 2 *Bullet1 *Bullet2

-Node.js -Bootstrap

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes

heroku link: https://virtualbookshelf.herokuapp.com/

What to install and how for local development and testing purposes

- Bootstrap: visit http://getbootstrap.com/ and link in html
- Firebase db: Initialize Firebase through google and use configuration key provided in js file
- iDreamBooks API: Create queryUrl with dynamic variable and use ajax call to get data from API
- Google Books API: Create queryUrl with dynamic variable and use ajax call to get data from API
- Google Fonts: visit https://fonts.google.com/ and link to html. Copy code provided and implement into css file
- Materialize: visit http://materializecss.com/getting-started.html and link in html
- Sweet alerts: visit http://t4t5.github.io/sweetalert/ and link to html

• Sublime Text - Text editor of choice
• Bootstrap & Materialize - Wireframes of choice
• Firebase - Makes removal and addition of new objects simpler
• Sweet Alerts - Modals used to simplify design

For Project presentation, you can include snippets of code you found buggy, interesting, or are overall proud of here. Try to limit the quantity and size to quick readable bits.

You can also show where you've used technologies you've learned and applied here.

Some code

• Muhammet Aydin - Dreambooks API, sweetalert, Debugging - Muhammet

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

• Thanks to all of the the team members for their contributions to this project.
• Also thanks to Dan, Nate, Jimmy, and Quincy for all their help.
• Inspiration: To help people who frequently read but forget which books they may own or already have.
• Hat tip to anyone's code you may have used

Refer to: GitHub