To get a better hands on practice in JavaScript, try to implement a simple journal program. Requirements and expected results are given below.
- Objective
- Functional Requirements
- Technical Requirements
- Expected Result
The goal of this project is to build a basic journaling program. Its users will be able to show a list of journal entries and add new ones.
- A Journal Entry is defined by its title, its content.
- At launch, the program displays a start menu with the possible actions in an prompt window and asks the user for his choice. Possible actions are:
- Show the list of journal entries.
- Add a new journal entry.
- Quit the program.
- Showing the list of entries displays the title and the content of each entry in an alert window.
- When adding an entry, the program asks the user for the entry properties (title, content). The entry is then created. Subsequently, it must appear in the shown entries.
- After an action is performed, the start menu is shown again. This goes on until the user chooses to quit the program.
- All your code should be correctly indented.
- Names should be wisely chosen and adhere to the camelCase convention.
- Code duplication should be avoided.
Here are a few screenshots of the expected result. 
