Ensuring your code is correct
Just before we move further into developing our code, I just want to give you a heads up that as the number of lines of code increases within our dashboards, there will be more chances for incorrect syntax to cause your pages to error or not load correctly. To give an example, the following section will require you to add new libraries into a statement in the JavaScript code. You will need to ensure that all the lines are separated with a comma (,) and if this does not occur, you will most likely be presented with a dashboard that will not load correctly and look similar to the following screenshot:
The dashboard is ...
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