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Would love a brief document on how to contribute.
From your comments I figured out to download IntelliJ and open the project with the "gradle". I spent a few hours on it yesterday and couldn't figure how to get the tests to run. Any details there would be helpful.
Something like Gold/Silver/Bronze medal icons would be neat
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I like the player watch list on the draft page, but would it be possible to add it to the team roster page as well ? It would give team owners a chance to follow possible future pick-ups.
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When we move to postgres for a database backing, we should use a docker-compose file to make it easier for people to get started up on a database.
We should make these error messages a little more informative. It would be nice if we could specify if the email doesn't exist.
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This is a documentation/example request that a provides an example (and associated documentation to run it) that displays basic information about the user's ESPN league. Likely Node.js based as to function with both private/public leagues.
This is geared towards either a complete novice programmer (hobbyist) or someone new to Node.js. It'd include every step, including how to start the Node.js