Travis - mvctweedr

[Travisenquiry]

Deliverable Submission

Please describe your comfort and completeness levels before submitting. Comfort Level (1-5):
2
Completeness Level (1-5):
3
How many hours did you spend on this assignment?
6 hours
What part did you spend the most time on?
Understanding the whole MVC concept and implementation
Does the assignment run without errors? If the assignment has errors, what are they?
Nil
Describe one part of the code or choose one line you would improve upon. What would you improve?
Nil
What did you think of this deliverable? Any other comments?
A decent deliverable that allows you to understand the concept and application of an MVC model, but the naming convention in the file is actually super confusing at first.

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Part "2" a.k.a 3 (Hashtags)

Please describe your comfort and completeness levels before submitting. Comfort Level (1-5):
3
Completeness Level (1-5):
2
How many hours did you spend on this assignment?
4 hours
What part did you spend the most time on?
Still trying to understand the flow of MVC
Does the assignment run without errors? If the assignment has errors, what are they?
Nil
Describe one part of the code or choose one line you would improve upon. What would you improve?
Nil
What did you think of this deliverable? Any other comments?
So far the whole MVC concept is slowly getting into me, but it is still a little bit clunky inside my mind for the flow itself. May take awhile more to sink in the whole idea.

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Part 4 (AJAX)

Please describe your comfort and completeness levels before submitting. Comfort Level (1-5):
3
Completeness Level (1-5):
2
How many hours did you spend on this assignment?
6 hours
What part did you spend the most time on?
After understanding more on MVC, AJAX is another thing that is gonna take awhile to understand
Does the assignment run without errors? If the assignment has errors, what are they?
Nil
Describe one part of the code or choose one line you would improve upon. What would you improve?
Nil
What did you think of this deliverable? Any other comments?
A decent deliverable to understand how the AJAX works in the GET and POST request, although it has not fully sunk into me on the understanding part yet.