updated js assets location path

Author: cborgia

Diff for: adding-profile-fields.md

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ This `@include` directive will load a new Blade template which contains our cust
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 ## Defining The JavaScript Component
 
-Next, we will define the new `update-profile-details` Vue component which will manage our new panel and form. We can define this component at `/resources/assets/js/components/settings/profile/update-profile-details.js`:
+Next, we will define the new `update-profile-details` Vue component which will manage our new panel and form. We can define this component at `/resources/js/components/settings/profile/update-profile-details.js`:
 
     Vue.component('update-profile-details', {
         props: ['user'],
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ Next, we will define the new `update-profile-details` Vue component which will m
 
 Note that this component uses the `Spark.put` helper, which adds some convenient features on top of the `axios` library. The `Spark` HTTP helpers accept a form object and will automatically set the form's `busy` attribute to `true` when the form is submitted.
 
-When you define a new Vue component, you also need to instruct Spark to compile the component into your main `app.js` file. You can do this by adding a line to your `/resources/assets/js/components/bootstrap.js` file:
+When you define a new Vue component, you also need to instruct Spark to compile the component into your main `app.js` file. You can do this by adding a line to your `/resources/js/components/bootstrap.js` file:
 
     require('./home');
 

Diff for: adding-registration-fields.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Remember, you're free to edit any of the views in `/resources/views/vendor/spark
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 ## Extending The JavaScript
 
-Since extending the registration form is a common use case, Spark makes it easy to add a field to the JavaScript object that models the registration form. In your `/resources/assets/js/app.js` file, adding the following lines of code just before the call to `new Vue`:
+Since extending the registration form is a common use case, Spark makes it easy to add a field to the JavaScript object that models the registration form. In your `/resources/js/app.js` file, adding the following lines of code just before the call to `new Vue`:
 
     Spark.forms.register = {
         age: ''

Diff for: client-customization.md

@@ -21,20 +21,20 @@ When you upgrade your application using `php artisan spark:update`, any views th
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 ## Adding Your Own Vue Components
 
-When you install Spark, a `resources/assets/js/components` directory is created to hold all of your own Vue components. To learn more about writing Vue components, be sure to check out the [Vue documentation](http://vuejs.org/guide/components.html). A sample `home` component is included with Spark and can serve as the main "dashboard" for your application. The corresponding view for this component is located at `resources/views/home.blade.php`.
+When you install Spark, a `resources/js/components` directory is created to hold all of your own Vue components. To learn more about writing Vue components, be sure to check out the [Vue documentation](http://vuejs.org/guide/components.html). A sample `home` component is included with Spark and can serve as the main "dashboard" for your application. The corresponding view for this component is located at `resources/views/home.blade.php`.
 
 For an example of an application with custom Vue components, check out the Spark [demo application](/docs/7.0/quickstart#demo-application).
 
-> **Note:** When you add additional components to your application, don't forget to `require` them in your `resources/assets/js/app.js` file.
+> **Note:** When you add additional components to your application, don't forget to `require` them in your `resources/js/app.js` file.
 
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 ## Customizing Existing Vue Components
 
-When Spark is installed, a `resources/assets/js/spark-components` directory will be created which contains stubs for every Vue JavaScript component included with Spark. If you open one of these components, you will notice that each of them is an empty component definition except for the `base` mixin of the component which provides the Spark core functionality.
+When Spark is installed, a `resources/js/spark-components` directory will be created which contains stubs for every Vue JavaScript component included with Spark. If you open one of these components, you will notice that each of them is an empty component definition except for the `base` mixin of the component which provides the Spark core functionality.
 
 Every component in this directory leverages Vue's [mixin](http://vuejs.org/guide/mixins.html) feature, meaning you can override any of the methods defined in the base Spark component.
 
-For example, if you wish to override the `update-contact-information` component's `update` method, you would define the following method in the `resources/assets/js/spark-components/settings/profile/update-contact-information.js` file:
+For example, if you wish to override the `update-contact-information` component's `update` method, you would define the following method in the `resources/js/spark-components/settings/profile/update-contact-information.js` file:
 
     var base = require('settings/profile/update-contact-information');
 
@@ -57,13 +57,13 @@ Using Vue is required for the registration and settings views; however, you may
 
 > **Note:** Vue is required for the following features: notifications, support requests, and automatic handling of [shared API back-ends](/docs/7.0/api#sharing-your-api).
 
-To use something other than Vue, modify your `resources/views/home.blade.php` view to extend the `spark::layouts.blade.app` template. This layout does not contain any JavaScript framework initialization and the Vue application will not be attached to the page, leaving you free to build your JavaScript client however you wish in your `resources/assets/js/app.js` file. However, a few utility libraries such as Underscore, Moment, and jQuery are still loaded even when Vue is disabled for your application.
+To use something other than Vue, modify your `resources/views/home.blade.php` view to extend the `spark::layouts.blade.app` template. This layout does not contain any JavaScript framework initialization and the Vue application will not be attached to the page, leaving you free to build your JavaScript client however you wish in your `resources/js/app.js` file. However, a few utility libraries such as Underscore, Moment, and jQuery are still loaded even when Vue is disabled for your application.
 
-Next, remove the following line from your `resources/assets/js/components/bootstrap.js` file:
+Next, remove the following line from your `resources/js/components/bootstrap.js` file:
 
     require('./../spark-components/bootstrap');
 
-Finally, you may remove the Vue app instantiation from the `resources/assets/js/app.js` file:
+Finally, you may remove the Vue app instantiation from the `resources/js/app.js` file:
 
     var app = new Vue({
         mixins: [require('spark')]