In Assignment 2, I successfully implemented a functional login and registration page, storing user data in a JSON file. For more details, please refer to the link to the assignment page on my GitHub repository.
This assignment enhanced my problem-solving skills and deepened my understanding of global variables. I gained valuable insights into creating effective login and registration systems, including the implementation of a functional logout button.
WODs have proven to be a pivotal learning tool, challenging me to execute tasks independently while articulating my understanding. The absence of a screencast during later WODs pushed me to troubleshoot and think critically, building my confidence through perseverance and collaboration with classmates.
I tackled this assignment independently, without a partner. However, I did receive assistance from Dan when needed.
When faced with challenges, I sought assistance from Dan during several meetings and utilized ChatGPT when needed. Dan provided crucial support in creating a functional logout button and implementing a redirect page for logout confirmation.
Assignment 2 posed greater complexity, particularly concerning the login and registration pages, including the incorporation of IRs. Handling data within the user JSON file was a significant aspect involving code retrieving existing data and updating it with new registration information. Although more extensive, this assignment improved my overall comprehension.
I spent approximately 25% of my time pondering solutions, 45% writing code, and 30% on testing and debugging.
Notable successes include the significant improvement in my problem-solving and debugging skills compared to the previous assignment. However, I encountered difficulties with the logout functionality, struggling to ensure proper user logout. Collaborating with Dan was pivotal in overcoming this hurdle and fixing it to start working properly.
If given the chance to revisit this project, I would opt for simpler code structures. Acknowledging Dan’s advice about code complexity, I would seek his input more frequently to explore alternative, more straightforward approaches.