Branches - Angele and Erika

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Video Store Consumer

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Comprehension Questions

Question	Answer
Paste a link to the PR for your API	Ada-C12/video-store-consumer-api#22
For each person in your pair, describe something you learned from your partner during this project	Angele: I learned from Erika that if you have faith in each other you can succeed!! There was a time I wasn't sure I could do something with CSS and Erika told me I could figure it out, and I did, and there was a time Erika wasn't sure she could do something in React, and she figured that out too! So, we were powered by belief in each other. - Erika: I learned from Angele how helpful it is to plan/understand the relationships in the program for more than just ERD/high level parts, and how planning each area makes it way more organized.
What was one area of React you gained more clarity on during this assignment?	How much freedom there is in how to use components.
Describe how you solved the problem of having lists of movies that look mostly the same but have different content	We used a list component called Library that listed Movie components, and both the Library and Movie components took in props that could be used differently depending on where they were displayed.
Describe how you handled rentals with React	Only once a movie and customer are both selected will the "Checkout" button appear in the header - once that button is clicked, a post request is made to the backend API.
Describe a DOM event your application handled	When a movie is selected from the rental library, the selected movie's title is displayed in the website's header and persists.
Did you use any functional stateless components? What for?	Yes - our Library and Movie components were functional stateless components.
Did you use any container components? What for?	Yes - our library component was basically a container for the list of Movies returned from the API.
Do you have any recommendations on how we could improve this project for the next cohort?	We both think it's good, and really solidifies all the React things we've been learning.