End of Open Source Course
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Last issue for OSD600 This was the last week for open source course. Tony and I fixed one more issue for it. Issue: #468 Add more test cases to sanitize-html.test.js Pull request: #486 Add test cases for sanitize-html In order to fix this issue, I spent some time to understand the sanitize-html . Sanitize-html is used to clean up user-submitted HTML, it will remove unwanted CSS. They have some default tags as below. Conclusion of OSD600 Time ran so fast, this week is the last week of this semester. I checked all the posts I wrote from the beginning of this semester. I wrote more than 10 blogs for this course in this semester. Remember the first class of this course. I didn't know what is open source. After the introduction of this course, I was scared cause this course we need to fix the publish issues. I don't think I can do it. I am not very good in programming, I didn't do any project by myself. All the experience I had at that time was from the assignm