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--- sweater:plain-old_web_tech_implementation [2019/03/05 02:55] – [Exploring core functionality] mithat
+++ sweater:plain-old_web_tech_implementation [2019/03/05 03:30] – [The HTML] mithat
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 Because the [[design]] specification for the app may still be in flux, the focus of the current work will be limited to getting the needed data from a data source and letting it update the UI. We start out with a very plain, text-only HTML page that has only enough markup in it to let some fields be updated with JS.
-The determination of outerwear will require the knowledge of the current "feels-like" temperature, the wind speed, the expectation of precipitation, and if there is going to be precipation, what kind. Fields for each of these are included in this bare-bones HTML. We may not yet know //how// these data will translate into recommended outerwear, but we can be pretty confident that the determination will be based on these data.
+It's a fair guess that the determination of outerwear will require the knowledge of the current "feels-like" temperature (either given or computed by the app), the wind speed, the expectation of precipitation, and if there is going to be precipitation, what kind. We may not yet know //how// these data will translate into recommended outerwear, but we can be pretty confident that the determination will be based on these data. So fields for each of these are included in this bare-bones HTML.
 <file html sweater.html>
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 </html>
 </file>
+==== The CSS ====
+How about no CSS? This phase of the work isn't about how things look. We're really just trying to get a handle on the core of the app's data handling needs.
 ==== Weather APIs ====