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military-pay-comparison-calculator's Issues

🧠 - Brainstorm the pay comparison functionality of the app

🛠️ What work needs to happen?

  • "Calculate Comparison" button does not have logic hooked up to it yet
  • Determine what logic should be implemented to calculate comparisons
  • Build the logic for the "Calculate Comparisons" button
  • #8
  • Determine if there should be a way to save the final data in some way (print, pdf, etc.)

🚫 Are there any limiting factors?

  • None

🤔 Things to consider?

  • Keep an eye on how long it takes to calculate values

🛠️ - Add pay data for different calendar years

🛠️ What work needs to happen?

  • Determine how many calendar years we should have
  • Add folders for each calendar year
  • Add the pay data into each .json file for each calendar year
  • Add all .json files to appropriate folders
  • Add the new option elements to:
    <select id="career-one-calendar-year" name="career-one-calendar-year">
    and
    <select id="career-two-calendar-year" name="career-two-calendar-year">

🚫 Are there any limiting factors?

  • None

🤔 Things to consider?

  • Make sure the pay data referenced is from official sources to ensure accuracy

🧠 - Brainstorm dark and light color pallets for themes

🛠️ What work needs to happen?

  • Determine possible color options for both themes
  • Determine naming scheme for both themes in the CSS

🚫 Are there any limiting factors?

  • My creativity 😅

🤔 Things to consider?

  • Make sure the color pallets for each theme conform to good accessibility practices (contrast, focus states, etc.)

🧠 - Brainstorm how the data will be displayed once "Calculate Difference" is clicked

🛠️ What work needs to happen?

  • Determine how the final calculated information is delivered to the user
  • Determine if it should be a separate modal, a separate page, or a scroll into view

🚫 Are there any limiting factors?

  • None

🤔 Things to consider?

  • UX. Ultimately this needs to feel smooth for the user and not confusing
  • The information displayed needs to be clear, concise, and easy to understand

💡 - Migrate existing JavaScript code to TypeScript

💡 Describe the feature you would like to see implemented!

  • Should look into migrating the existing JavaScript to TypeScript
  • Have had to troubleshoot a few bugs so far that were inadvertently caused by mismatched types
  • By moving to a strongly-typed language, I believe it will be easier to program with and debug

🔗 Have you seen a feature like this somewhere else?

  • Many sites are developed using TypeScript
  • It is a very common and popular language, so support for it should be very strong going into the future

🤔 Are there any other things we should consider regarding this request?

  • I think that this move should happen now while the codebase is smaller. It will make it easier to implement as opposed to when the codebase grows larger
  • I believe that TypeScript is better at scaling than JavaScript, so in a way, I think a move like this could future proof the codebase as it grows larger

🚧 - Refactor styles.css / update theme variables

🛠️ What work needs to happen?

  • Go line by line and refactor the existing CSS
  • Hard code in the light and dark color pallets
  • Remove unused styles / clean up naming conventions

🚫 Are there any limiting factors?

  • #2
  • Before hard coding the light and dark colors, we have to decide what colors we want 😅

🤔 Things to consider?

  • Don't blow away styles for the sake of cleaning up, remove them if they ACTUALLY need to be removed 😃

🚧 - Refactor the current README.md

🛠️ What work needs to happen?

  • Determine how we want to present the README.md
  • Determine the layout of the content
  • Determine what content we even want

🚫 Are there any limiting factors?

  • None

🤔 Things to consider?

  • Is the app intuitive enough for users to figure out, or do we need a quasi walk through?
  • KISS?

🛠️ - Add remaining officer ranks to applicable areas in app

🛠️ What work needs to happen?

  • Utilizing the 2023 military pay table, add the remaining officer pay data to '2023-Base-Pay.json'
  • Add the new option elements to:
    <select id="career-one-rank" name="career-one-rank">
    and
    <select id="career-two-rank" name="career-two-rank">
  • Test the functionality to make sure it doesn't break the app

🚫 Are there any limiting factors?

  • None

🤔 Things to consider?

  • None

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