Trying to finish MEAN!
So basically this weekend will be devoted to finishing up MEAN. I have 2 more assignments to go and it should be pretty good feeling done with most of the coursework. The tricky part about MEAN is how many pieces it has. In a way, it feels like a house of cards. When everything goes right, you have a web app that doesn't require page reloads and you can do a bunch of cool stuff with it. But if there's any syntax error that clogs the flow of information, then everything breaks. A good thing to learn is to console log all the possible error spots which are usually in Angular. The one thing I forgot to mention about Angular is the importance of callbacks. Before, we didn't need to do callbacks in our factories because we have the information at hand but now, callbacks are extremely important because adding something into a database, we want to callback the response from the database. So building an app in MEAN takes a long time to get it right but here's to going!
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