checklist.txt

Checklist
Jeff Murray
Val Chapman


1. To make sure that the jsx code runs correctly you will need a server simulated on your computer. We personally used the SimpleHTTPServer command in python 2.7. This should be run from the react-bs directory.

3. Each test has its own separate HTML file associated with it. For ease of accessing them, they have all been linked from index.html. This is located directly under the react-bs directory.


4. We wrote two tests for each test. One is in JS the other in JSX. These are found in the folders named after the test we designated, ex. Test Four.


5. Check at implementations of Test Three, Test Two, and Test Five for complexity in this project.


6. Check section of Bloom’s Taxonomy for detailed analysis and evaluation. 
        (Charts were based off of data which can be found as PNG in each test folder)


7. Check Developer Tools Console for time display of each function.

8. Particular complexities for Test Three, Test Two, and Test Five are shown at the following lines in each listed file:
   a. Test Three
      i. Line 94 in testThree.js shows the method used to update tree data based on expansion.
      ii. Similarly, line 132 in testThree.react.jsx shows a nearly identical method to update the data based on expansion for that file.
   b. Test Two
      i. Line 46 in testTwo.js shows the method used to handle flipping cards, and line 207 shows the method used to set new button properties based on that flip.
      ii. Line 83 in testTwo.react.jsx shows the flip handling method for the react version, and line 178 shows associated methods in the child component.
   c. Test Five
      i. Line 28 in testFive.js shows the rendering method for the dynamic list, and involves logic to determine the position and elements to render.
      ii. Line 50 in testFive.react.jsx shows the render method of the ScrollList component, which similarly contains logic to determine the position and elements to render.