Mario Munoz
Mario Munoz
I'm going to chronicle my steps using django-simple-deploy with very little experience. Thought to use Fly.io for the test, as I've never used it before. Unfortunately, didn't have my credit...
Just opening a general issue to add more testing. The project is already set up with pytest, but as of right now, it's only set to work with the "hell...
In `04_htmx` branch: Create a new endpoint called `/artist` to showcase the infinite scroll capabilities of htmx. See [htmx.org for an example](https://htmx.org/examples/infinite-scroll/). Maybe create a large artist card that includes...
On the `04_htmx` branch: The "/catalog" endpoint displays a list of cards with an Artist name and Members that looks like this:  When the container is clicked, with htmx...
For `04_htmx` branch: When selecting the "search" element (``), the html response that gets rendered in the "#search-results" div is empty (nothing found).  Instead, the element should populate with...
The `/catalog` endpoint (as well as `\search`) displays a list of cards with Artist name and active members.  When container is clicked, the containing element changes to display the...
Instead of using an `` tag for the "About" link, change it to use an `hx-get` request instead. By doing this, we can request that only the element within the...
On `04_htmx` branch: When visiting the "/catalog" endpoint, artist cards are generated. An htmx event toggles from Artist/Members to Artist/Profile displayed (see below):  Clicking on the "MORE INFO" link...
Currently, the "Randomize" button on the homepage ("/") merely reloads the endpoint, which generates a new random image. Change the request to an htmx (hx-get) request which ONLY refreshes the...
Create a new endpoint called /artist to showcase the infinite scroll capabilities of htmx. See [htmx.org for an example](https://htmx.org/examples/infinite-scroll/). Maybe create a large artist card that includes active band members,...