- For the styling of the components you are free to use any framework of your choice.
- Reuse components wherever possible.
- The first route will contain a fullscreen map (e.g. Google Maps).
- When the page loads, the map should display the markers from the locations.json file that is shared with you.
- Upon clicking on a marker:
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- The name of the location will appear on a tooltip above marker
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- A side panel will appear on the left of the same page, containing details for the location, and the map will resize so both the side panel and the map fit the page.
- The second route will contain a table that will display all the data from the given data set with pagination.
- The user should be able to add a new location.
- Each entry of the table should be editable.
- Each column of the table should be sortable.
- Add locations to locations.json up until 15000. Investigate if any optimization is needed. Will be appreciated if provided an optimization, but it’s not mandatory
- Add a dropdown on the navbar with at least 2 predefined languages for translation. Once a new language has been selected data should be translated instantly.
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