public/subjects/mini-framework/audit

Functional

Is the framework implemented without using any other high-level library/framework like React, Angular, Vue and similar?

Open the documentation file.

Is the documentation written in a markdown file?

Does the documentation contain a top-level overview of the framework's features?

Does the documentation contain an explanation and code examples on how to create an element, add attributes to an element, create an event and nest elements?

Does the documentation contain an explanation on how the framework works?

Open the todoMVC project and compare it to other todoMVC project (example).

Does it contain every element as the other todoMVCs examples?

Open the Web Developer Tools (Ctrl+Shift+I) and check for the classes, ids, etc.

Does it correctly correspond to those in the examples?

Can you add a to-do element to the to-do list?

When you add a to-do element to the list, does the footer (element with class footer) appear as in other examples?

Can you check/uncheck a to-do element on the list?

Can you remove a to-do element off the list?

Add at least 2 to-dos and select only one of them.

If you click on the Active button, do only the unchecked to-dos appear?

And if you click on the Completed button, do only the checked to-dos appear?

Does a Clear Completed button to-dos appear?

When clicking on the clear completed button, does it remove only the checked to-dos?

When clicking on the Active and Completed buttons, does the URL change?

Add 3 to-dos to the list and check each one, keeping an eye on the counter of to-dos left to do.

Does the counter change accordingly to your actions?

If you double click a to-do element on the list can you edit that element?

Basic

+Does the code obey the good practices?

Bonus

+Is the performance similar both in the student todoMVC and other examples?

+Is it easier to handle the DOM using the framework than it is to use plain HTML and JS?

+Is it easier to handle the routing in JS using the framework?

+Does the project runs quickly and effectively? (Favoring recursivity, no unnecessary data requests, etc...)

+Is the code using asynchronicity to increase performance?

+Do you think this project is well done in general?

Social

+Did you learn anything from this project?

+Would you recommend/nominate this program as an example for the rest of the school?