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Great work on this assignment, Chelsea! Your reflection answers are great, and specific, and detailed and accurate! It looks like from your peer review feedback, that you missed these topics:
Those are topics that I think are important to review, so please please please let me know if you ever want to schedule time to talk through it! Also, if it's helpful, we can definitely make time to review your Slack CLI code in a 1:1. That being said, your reflection answers show that you have understanding on the material, so it seems like just trying to follow the best practices is the next step. Again, let me know, and well done on this! |
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Just as a small comment: I think that this approach is valid and a totally great way to approach this project.
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Hi!
I would like to go over testing API calls! Specifically the post message one.
I think I did use the .env correctly but if I didn't you should definitely tell me where I went wrong.
I think I generally understand instance and class methods (though I will admit the more classes there are the more confused I get). I think for this reflection that part got a "no" because my structure was odd. Mostly I am worried about testing API calls.
Is there a good time slot for a zoom chat?
Thanks,
Chelsea
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Great work on this assignment, Chelsea! Your reflection answers are great, and specific, and detailed and accurate!
It looks like from your peer review feedback, that you missed these topics:
* Using the .env file for your Slack token
* Testing API calls
* Using instance methods and class methods
Those are topics that I think are important to review, so please please please let me know if you ever want to schedule time to talk through it! Also, if it's helpful, we can definitely make time to review your Slack CLI code in a 1:1.
That being said, your reflection answers show that you have understanding on the material, so it seems like just trying to follow the best practices is the next step. Again, let me know, and well done on this!
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