Gaurav

the `$` you are using in the js isn't defined. Is jquery loading properly?

You can check it by doing a `window.jQuery` in the js console. ᐧ

And where exactly did you add you js code? It should be after jquery has been loaded ᐧ On 14 December 2017 at 19:08, Gaurav Sahu wrote: > You can...

Yeah, I was also thinking about it. If there is no such module in pip, there is always the `os` module that can help. In any case, we'll have to...

@kurianbenoy - Glad to have someone interested in this issue :smile: Tests are crucial for any application. Whenever we add new code or modify an existing piece of code, how...

@kurianbenoy - What do you mean by module in 'this issue applicable only to unit test this module'? What I initially meant was to have tests written to test every...

@kurianbenoy - Sorry for the delayed response. But yeah - Have a look at the following [piece of code](https://github.com/kaustubhhiware/c0derunR/blob/master/coyote/views.py#L74-L81) from `home` module in `coyote/views.py`. We build the `links` array which...

@142ayushkumar - I have assigned this issue to you. Make sure when you make the PR you enumerate a list of keyboard shortcuts that you've added.

Update: @142ayushkumar working demo isn't required. #33 will take care if it.

@142ayushkumar : It would greatly help if you could provide us with the code or something. And by the way you'll have to run `python manage.py collectstatic` command if you've...