helio3197/awesome-books

A simple web app that allows the user to create a list of favourites books and save it. It uses the local storage to save all books information.

Awesome Books

This is a project that compiles Awesome books

In this webpage, you can store any book's name and author into the local storage.

Built With

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript

Live Page

Page Link

Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple steps.

Prerequisites

• Have git correctly installed.

Setup

• Open a terminal window where you want to have installed a copy of the repository.

Install

• Use this command to get a copy:

git clone [email protected]:helio3197/awesome-books.git

Usage

• Edit the content as you like.

Authors

👤 Kenny Salazar

• GitHub: @helio3197
• Twitter: @kennysalazar31
• LinkedIn: LinkedIn

👤 Joaquin Garrido

• GitHub: @Kakalanp
• Twitter: @LeccaJoaquin
• LinkedIn: LinkedIn

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

Show your support

Give a ⭐️ if you like this project!

Acknowledgments

• Thanks to Microverse for the guidelines.
• Thanks to Joaquín Garrido for collaborating on the project.

📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.

awesome-books's Issues

Pair Programming Week 1 Module 2

Great job so far!

• One idea is to work on your CSS so when the page is shown on mobile the add books section and the background still display properly.
• Another idea is to separate javascript functions in different files, so each file addresses a single function or group of similar functions.
• In the Book list section, when there are no books, maybe leaving a message instead of leaving blank could be better.

Good job and keep it up! :)

Morning Session Peer-to-Peer Code Review

Hello @helio3197 @Kakalanp 👋

Congratulations on your project! The code is very clean and very structured on functions 👏

These are some suggestions that you can work on:

• - The inputs don’t use local storage
• - When I reload the page after deleting all books, it loads one book.
• - You can use <br> tags between the inputs form so it can look like the layout.

Peer-to-peer code review

♻️ Congratulations

• Your code is clear and simple
• You applied module perfectly in your code
• You are free to merge your pull request
  Happy coding