Rather than using branches to indicate the different "steps" of creating Grumblr, we're using commits. If you check out the commits of the solution branch, you'll see what we mean.
The different steps can be downloaded via Releases. These are usually used to release different versions of an app, which is why each one has a version number: 1.0.0, 1.0.1, and so on.
The starter code for the first Angular class is version 1.0.0. The solution code for the first class is 1.0.1. The solution code for the third class is 3.0.1.
You can download a release by clicking its Source code (zip) link. (If it doesn't expand automatically into a folder, double-click it.) The advantage of this is that each release will be downloaded into its own folder with a name like grumblr_angular_2.0.1.
Instead of juggling a bunch of branches in one repo, you'll instead just be able to go from folder to folder.
Note: The zip files do not include a .git folder, like git clone gives you. So if you do want to use Git inside one of the folders, you'll need to $ git init inside it.
To submit, open up pull request against this repository from your forked copy by Thursday 3/31 by 9:00am
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$ git checkout -b ui-router 1.0.0
$ git checkout ui-router-solution
Continue working on your local copy of grumblr from in-class. Complete
CRD functionality with hard-coded data. Follow this section in the lesson plan to the end for outlined steps
Continue working on your local copy of grumblr. Implement full CRUD for grumbles by replacing hard-coded data with the appropriate API calls utilizing ngResource
$ git checkout -b factory-resource 2.0.0
$ git checkout resource-solution 2.0.1
Continue working on your local copy of grumblr. Replace repeated HTML and functionality with a grumbleForm directive. Use one form to handle both creating and updating.
$ git checkout -b custom-directives 3.0.0
$ git checkout custom-directives-solution 3.0.1
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