Difference between revisions of "Hhinsch Week 7"

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Zachary Van Ysseldyk and I met together immediately after class to collaborate about the deliverables of this assignment.
It at first seemed daunting to invoke the Ajax Starter code on our page, but Dr. Dionisio clarified this in class.
Although I am unable to explain exactly how the Ajax Starter code worked in order to load the data from UniProt and SGD to our html page, I can tell you how I got there.
First I downloaded Node to my computer in order to invoke the npm install command on my computer's terminal. In opposition with the process in class, I could do this from my computer's terminal rather than the Node terminal directly. After this I ran the npm start command which caused my computer to run as a web server so my browser could access the html file via Localhost(my computer).

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 *It at first seemed daunting to invoke the Ajax Starter code on our page, but Dr. Dionisio clarified this in class.
 *Although I am unable to explain exactly how the Ajax Starter code worked in order to load the data from UniProt and SGD to our html page, I can tell you how I got there.
-*First I downloaded Node to my computer in order to invoke the <code>npm install</code> command on my computer's terminal. In opposition with the process in class, I could do this from my computer's terminal rather than the Node terminal directly. After this I ran the <code>npm start command</code> which caused my computer to run as a web server so my browser could access the html file via Localhost(my computer).
+*First I downloaded Node to my computer in order to invoke the <code>npm install</code> command on my computer's terminal. In opposition with the process in class, I could do this from my computer's terminal rather than the Node terminal directly. After this I ran the <code>npm start</code> command which caused my computer to run as a web server so my browser could access the html file via Localhost(my computer).