Batshal Shrestha

Hi Jaydon, 

The navigation of the side menu in the client page caught my attention. When scrolling the blog listings, the option in the left menu doesnot scroll up and dowm along with it. There is the separate scrolling control for left menu. This implementation is really good and thoughful because the client will be able to acess left menu even after scrolling down alot of blog post. 

Quick question: I noticed there are pictures/symbols beside the categories list. How will the application handle that aspect if I add a new category? 

Hey Brendon,

Great job with implementing Rich Text Editor, Infinite Scrolling and Uploading Image functionality. I noticed that you used Amazon cloud services to store the images. Was there any particular reason you chose this over other services and also what challenges you faced while implementing it in the blog application (if any)?

Hi Kartik,

I like the approach you took to categorize dates at the side menu in web application. It is more simpler to understand and navigate than displaying the month and year in the same line. Quick question: Is there any particular reason you name that section as "Archive"?

I would also like to point out few things in the comment section. First, the reply section lacks separation between two replies. In the video demonstration, when you added second reply, it seemed to be part of the first reply itself. I believe using CSS to add separation between them might help. Also, for future iterations, how would you approach management of comments (Will admin be able to delete or edit comments? Will users be able to delete/edit the comments after posting it?) ?

Hi Ryan,

Great job on implementing all of the 4 mentioned features. I am particularly impressed with the comments feature as I personally was struggling with it.  Can you please outline the steps you took to add the comment section in the blog including what changes you had to make to database schemas?

This can assist me in future projects as well.

HI Thomas,

Your B2C store application is smooth and I like the way how you implemented filters as well as product management.

Implementing soft delete which do not remove the record of the product completely is a smart move. This will definitely be helpful while auditing the past products. I am just curious on how it was implemented? Does delete button serves a same functionality as active/inactive button? If not, how are they different from each other?

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