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January 4, 2020, 6:05 PM
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January 4, 2020, 6:04 PM
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Finished! You cant see it here but I did create tests. Link to the site: https://bookshelf-7d8bd.web.app/ link to the github repo: https://github.com/davidfarley71/Bookshelf |
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davidfarley7171
December 29, 2019, 12:27 AM
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These are example photos of what the project is supposed to look like. Here is the project description Below # Frontend assignment: "javascript books" ## Description 1. Change the structure of the HTML file `static/index.html` and write corresponding CSS rules in order to reproduce the look presented in mockups (see: `screenshots/`. Note: screenshots present a Polish version of the website. You should keep English names. (sorting types translation: by author name, by number of pages, by date)) 2. Add following behaviors to the page 1. Selecting a sorting option should change the order of elements. The order should correspond to the description of the selected option. The order can be either ascending or descending. Sorting types: by author name, by number of pages, by date. 2. Imputing the filter condition should filter out books that don't satisfy the condition. Filter types: by number of pages 3. Sorting and filtering may be applied together at the same time. 3. Put your notes into the `notes.md` file (e.g. which browsers are 100% supported, what assumptions and simplifications have you made, etc.) 4. Write unit tests for sorting and filtering. Other tests, like e2e are welcome too, but not mandatory. ## Technologies Stack Angular, RxJs and NgRx is preferable. Use reactive and functional programming style effectively to improve the software quality, e.g., extendability. ## Notes * You can completely change the project structure and existing code, add a building / testing step, etc. * The repo contains the `/books.json` file that contains data hard-coded in HTML. You can use that file. * Layout mapping doesn't have to be "pixel-perfect". * We're particularly interested in three things: quality of the code (html/css/js), final _look-and-feel_ and how you use the functional and reactive programming practices effectively. * `Lato` font were used. ## Launching node.js version 8+ is required. ```bash $ npm install $ npm start ``` The console will display a message with the port of the server. ## Submitting the solution * Pack all files of the developed software into an archive file and send via Google Drive Shared Link to [email protected] and [email protected] |
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