/burger

using persistent data (MySQL) and template engine (Handlebars)

Primary LanguageJavaScript

burger

Eat the Burger! uses persistent data (MySQL and unique ORM) and a template engine (Handlebars) to generate the HTML. It's a full stack app using node and express for the server, deployment on Heroku, MySQL, node, and Express for the back-end, and vanilla JS and CSS and Handlebars for the front-end. It follows a MVC (model view controller) design.

Instructions

  1. Create a new burger by typing in the name.
  2. Eat or make burgers by clicking their respective green buttons.
  3. Delete a burger from the app and database by clicking the yellow buttons.
  4. Know there's tons of work going on behind the scenes of this seemingly simple app.

Build With

  • JavaScript - Makes it interactive
  • Handlebars - Templating language
  • Node - Executes JavaScript server-side
  • Express - Web framework for Node.js
  • NPM Packages - Small packages of reuseable code that pack a big punch (express, body-parser, express-handlebars, mysql)
  • MySQL - Database

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details