- responsive - uses Bootstrap v4 grid layout and responsive features (hidden)
- filter a list of things - pulls first 800 Members who joined the MilwaukeeJS Meetup and allows the User to filter by member name; the query is far from "quick", however
- search input and list of results - input is triggered by 'keyevent.enter' and 'input.blur'
- includes the ability to 'pin' results and query for additional members
- (outstanding) 'unpinned' items should only be added to the results list if they match the input query term
- results are sorted alphabetically - both the 'pinned' list and the active results are alphabetized by member name
- (outstanding) pull data from a backend service you write - I'd initially overlooked this requirement, which is why the UI uses Oauth2 to pull data directly from the Meetup.com API; I began creating and Express server, but the following items are still outstanding
- finish background service to fetch Meetup and member data
- add unit and api tests
- expand endpoint data
- update UI to consume different JSON structures
- (outstanding) add loading spinner
- (outstanding) unit tests for Angular Components/Service
- (outstanding) e2e Protractor tests
- (outstanding) Travis config
- Angular v4
- Angular CLI to bootstrap project and manage build
- TypeScript
- Bootstrap v4
- Sass
- Glyphicons
- Protractor/Karma/Jasmine - loosely; most was configured by angular-cli
- Oauth2 with Meetup.com API
- Express server
- orm
- Sqlite3
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Create a responsive (phone, tablet, desktop) web application that allows the user to quick filter a list of things. The top of the page will have a search input field and then below that a list of things in response to the filter. The things should be sorted alphabetically. The things could be anything, but should be AJAX pulled from a backend service that you write and should ultimately be pulled from an open public API. Here’s an example list of API’s curated on GitHub, public-apis but feel free to use any public API you wish.
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