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@pottery123

@pottery123 pottery123 commented May 27, 2016

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What we are proud of:
Val: Realizing that we had put the whole shipping-quote architecture on the wrong page and then coming up with a clever workaround to prevent us from having to redo a ton of work

Sarah: ?

petty website
http://agile-shore-50946.herokuapp.com

API Shipping
https://evening-depths-89076.herokuapp.com/

link to petsy repo https://github.com/vconklin/petsy
for some reason we couldn't make a pull request because of the unique way we had to set up our project

digivava and others added 30 commits May 23, 2016 15:06
…ad given that code to someone on Slack so I was able to paste it back in, whoops. This commit contains that USPS test code.

def index
# adds the request to the log??
# HTTParty.post(log_path, body: params.to_json)

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Generally, it's good coding etiquette to remove any unnecessary comments before making a final PR. It's definitely fair to keep comments that help explain what is happening, like if you feel your audience needs an explanation of what a function does.

@knaydee

knaydee commented Jun 13, 2016

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I remember this project being especially challenging. High five! Good job! 👍 Too bad you weren't able to make a PR with the changes you made to betsy. I might have more feedback then :) Nice commit messages, too! I can generally work out what you did at each commit

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