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You can spend as much time as you wish to come up with a solution that you’re proud of. To pass the test, you don’t need to care about <describe unwanted technical "red herings">
Think of this as an open source project in that sense that if you stumbled across it on a community such as GitHub, what would you want it to look like? The only requirement is that the solution is written in < your programminng language preference if there is any >. Frameworks, or lack thereof, is entirely up to you.
Hint: We’re looking for a high-quality submission with great application architecture, not a “just get it done”-like approach. Stay away from frameworks/boilerplates that handle everything for you, or use them only as a thin layer, so we can see how you structure applications yourself.
- Application logging
- Containerisation
- Authentication
- API client documentation (for example swagger)
- Build script / CI
- Data storage
- Anything else you feel may benefit your solution from a technical perspective.
| Area | Max score |
|---|---|
| Functionality (does it work?) | 5 points |
| Code Quality | 5 points |
| Solution Design | 5 points |
| Problem Solving | 5 points |
| Automated Tests | 5 points |
| Overall Score | 25 points |
Scoring algorithm:
def have_you_passed_the_test(overall_score, bonus_points):
if overall_score >= 19:
return True
elif overall_score > 16:
return overall_score + bonus_points >= 19
return FalseGiven more time, what improvements, if any, would you make to your code? Please include this in your repository.
When you’re ready to submit, upload the repository to Github and share it with us!