• wrap up DB work - res.render a different message if the user already exists. Watch out for order of execution with the callback
• building a new page (template) to display a list of headlines
• building the endpoint on the server that's going to res.render those headlines
• getting set up with the dev api
• calling the headlines endpoint from the server

Additional tasks you could do:

• styling that page
• experiment with pagination. Have a look at how FT do it (https://www.ft.com/world?format=&page=2) and what it would entail, front end and back end wise to accomplish it.

• Create a form (no CSS yet) that requires the person's email, name and some other fields
• Post the results back to a POST endpoint in the server
• Use express body parser with Content-Type of x-www-form-urlencoded to parse the response from req.body on the server
• console.log the user responses
• Setup mongoDB locally
• Read up on Mongo and Mongoose
• Setup mongoDB in Heroku using mLab
• Save responses to database
  • Create a Responses Model object
  • Make sure each each response stored is unique, using the person's email as the unique id (via Mongoose)

@j-mes Here are some bullet points for these first two weeks. Please do at your own pace. We'll add more as needed. Please drop me any questions in the comments of this issue if you have any.

• Get familiar with the node app
• Try out the GET and POST endpoints
• Write some of your own endpoints
• Send back some HTML to the browser (with or without handlebars)
• Submit a PR with the above code 👆and add me as a reviewer
• Once reviewed merge to master
• Publish to heroku