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The most important part of the "project outline" assignment is coming up with the 3-5 "launchcode features" for a successful project. What these features are is unfortunately not well-communicated by the actual assignment, but here are typical ones:

1. Web-based CRUD on at least one model. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, Delete. For example, in your project you could have CRUD on a food. This "launchcode feature" is required for you. Also, it implicitly includes some database relationship to another table, typically many-to-one. So that's something to think about bringing in.
2. User authentication and model, with login/sign-up/log-out. It looks like this is something that's greatly aided by jhipster, an application builder we covered a little bit in class.
3. Some new thing that you research yourself, not covered in the LC101 curriculum. Typical examples include:
   • web api integration (send texts via Trello API, search videos using YouTube API, display a map using Google Maps API, etc).
   • using a small javascript library
4. Honest, full-bore use of Angular (or React, or Vue) to do client-side rendering, instead of Thymeleaf.

So given this new information, I'm asking you to revise your feature list and resubmit this assignment!

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One other minor thing: Since you'll be talking to employers in a month or so, it's good to get in the habit of correctly spelling the names of the systems you'll be selling yourself with.

• Java not "java"
• JavaScript not "java script"
• MySQL not "my sql".

Please figure out how to enable sharing on your trello board such that, when in a not-logged-in incognito/private browsing tab, this link is readable: https://trello.com/b/0vpORS9I/lift-off-project. This is so I can read the board.