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// It would be seriously overkill to save any of this to your database.
// But you should change almost every line of this response.
res.json({
woopsIForgotToDocumentAllMyEndpoints: true, // CHANGE ME ;)
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Since you have updated all the below lines, you can change this flag to false. Or probably delete the whole line altogether so it does not show up.

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You just need to code up the app.js now to fill in the missing link.

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It seems like you didn't get to working code over the weekend, which is concerning to me.


var db = require('../models');

// // GET /api/skatespots
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It seems like this code is mostly-working, but all commented out--I'm confused by the state this code was left in.

var db = require('./models');

// var new_campsite = {description: "Sharp rocks. Middle of nowhere."}
var new_skatepark = {description: "Sharp rocks. Middle of nowhere."}
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It seems like you didn't actually edit your seed file to be relevant to the structure of your skatespots.

<div class="row"> <!-- a row just sets up the containters -->
<!-- offset is spacing, offest by one leaves the 1st container empty
and starts the div one over from the left, since there are 10
it centers it, leaving one column empty on both sides -->
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These comments are awesome!

<!-- offset is spacing, offest by one leaves the 1st container empty
and starts the div one over from the left, since there are 10
it centers it, leaving one column empty on both sides -->
<div class="col-lg-10 col-lg-offset-1">
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I'm concerned that you're using col-lg in some places, and col-md in others--you generally want to use the smallest possible size for everything, so make all of them col-md or col-sm.

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DeathofaSellout commented Sep 7, 2017 via email

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mnfmnfm commented Sep 7, 2017

Using col-lg will only apply once the screen is at least 992px. It should have no visual difference, once the screen is that size, between if you used col-lg or col-md. (If that's the look you were going for, my apologies!)

Also, it's true that we have used two different basic file structures in setting up our apps. I do think you're in a reasonable place, in terms of those setup steps, but I'm happy to talk more about this in person too. We will definitely continue to use models, controllers, view code, frontend JS, CSS files, and all the rest going forward; all the other differences between projects are minor, and are there to show you that there isn't just one way of making a project work.

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