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…the optional method of having someone put in a word into the route also is working.
…lays better in score_many
… really figure out partials. still working on that
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This was fun. Really cool to see code I'd written not just show up on a terminal, and even though I'm working out the kinks on this CSS stuff, I didn't have too much trouble getting things to line up where I wanted them to (mostly because there wasn't all that much going on on the page, but still).
I got all the optionals working (except the bit about partials - there was a section of score_many.erb that had some repeated code and I tried to yank it out using a partial but couldn't get it working yet).
I even added a kind of fun secret joke based on the cartoon. Makes me wonder what kind of weird things programmers have hidden in their websites.