Zach - Submission - cli-todo-sql #100
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Deliverable Submission
Please describe your comfort and completeness levels before submitting. Comfort Level (1-5):
Completeness Level (1-5): 3, left quite a few of the furthers incomplete
How many hours did you spend on this assignment? 1+?
What part did you spend the most time on? Not alot of actual time spent as most of the conditional logic had been reused from the previous cli-todo assignment. Most of my time was spent on reading up on SQL syntax re: data-types / constraints.
Does the assignment run without errors? If the assignment has errors, what are they? Yes, mostly.
Describe one part of the code or choose one line you would improve upon. What would you improve? More input validation. Use narrower data-type constraints for the database perhaps (right now I'm still using the JavaScript Date object, and inserting the returned string into my date column which takes a VARCHAR data-type. Have not figured out how to get Timezone specific Date/Time from Postgres using a Date data-type)
What did you think of this deliverable? Any other comments?
Good SQL practice, more of which I require very much.