A.I. Cheat Sheets
"Cheat the Hard Stuff. Master the Smart Stuff"
Development Chat Log
Development Discussion Outline
This page documents the development process of the A.I. Cheat Sheets app, including the brainstorming of the app concept and tagline, the creation of a dynamic image gallery with modal preview, and the documentation of the development process itself. Except for this paragraph, all content was generated by GitHub Copilot. A human used this code as a starting point and then added a few improvements, resulting in the document: cheatSheetChatLog2.html.
- App concept and tagline brainstorming
- Dynamic image gallery with modal preview
- Documenting the development process
Me:
I'm creating an app that displays various 'cheat sheet' graphics intended to help users learn how to better harness AI in their jobs and personal lives. What would be a fun 'tag line' for the app entitled 'AI Cheat Sheets'?
GitHub Copilot:
Here are a few fun tag line ideas for your AI Cheat Sheets app:
Here are a few fun tag line ideas for your AI Cheat Sheets app:
- "Unlocking AI, One Shortcut at a Time!"
- "Your Fast Track to AI Mastery"
- "Cheat the Hard Stuff. Master the Smart Stuff."
- "AI Made Easy—Just a Sheet Away!"
- "Boost Your Brainpower with AI Know-How"
- "From Novice to Ninja: AI at Your Fingertips"
- "Smarter, Faster, with Every Sheet"
- "Level Up Your Life with AI Insights"
Me:
Please place images from folder
cheatSheets into figure tags with figcaptions. Place the responsive figures/images in div#r1c1Div. Make them 'clickable' and once clicked, launch a modal that showcases the larger image in a dismissable modal frame.
GitHub Copilot:
To achieve this, you’ll need to:
To achieve this, you’ll need to:
- Dynamically load images from the
cheatSheetsfolder intodiv#r1c1Divas<figure>elements with<figcaption>. - Make each image clickable to open a Bootstrap modal showing the larger version.
- Add the modal HTML to your page.
- Use JavaScript to handle the click and modal logic.
- Your images are in
cheatSheets(relative to your HTML file). - You know the filenames or can list them in an array in JS.
// JavaScript
const cheatSheets = [
{ filename: 'aiTerms.jpg', caption: 'Important AI Terms' },
{ filename: 'aiTutor.jpg', caption: 'AI as a Tutor' },
// ...
];
// ...
cheatSheets.forEach(sheet => {
// create figure, img, figcaption, add click handler for modal
});
const cheatSheets = [
{ filename: 'aiTerms.jpg', caption: 'Important AI Terms' },
{ filename: 'aiTutor.jpg', caption: 'AI as a Tutor' },
// ...
];
// ...
cheatSheets.forEach(sheet => {
// create figure, img, figcaption, add click handler for modal
});
- Modal HTML was placed before
</body>. loadCheatSheets()function was created and called frominit().- Image array and captions were supplied manually.
- CSS for hover effect was added in the
<style>block. - Validation issue with empty
srcin modal was fixed by using a placeholder image.
- Add the modal HTML.
- Use JS to populate figures and handle modal display.
- Add CSS for hover effect.
Me:
Please create a webpage to showcase the chatlog that helped develop this app.
GitHub Copilot:
This page (cheatSheetChatLog.html) was created to document the collaborative development process between user and Copilot, including design decisions, implementation steps, and helpful commentary. The structure and navigation match the main app for consistency and easy reference.
This page (cheatSheetChatLog.html) was created to document the collaborative development process between user and Copilot, including design decisions, implementation steps, and helpful commentary. The structure and navigation match the main app for consistency and easy reference.