OneLiner

Styling Notes

• Primary Hex: #22959D
• Secondary (Darkest Blue): #147b86
• Tertiary (Lighest Blue): #74C2E1

Dev Notes

Quick Start:

• Fork the repo
• npm install && bower install
• gulp build
• gulp serve

It will most likely start on localhost:3000, BrowserSync should (hopefully) open the app.

Team's name and members

3685 Guys Burgers and Fries

• Michael Aaron
• Dawson Botsford
• Peyman Mortazavi
• Brian Newsom

Overview (what are you trying to build?)

OneLiner - A competitive programming app based on filling out a function's return statement from scratch to solve questions.

Technology (what technologies and tools you will need to use?)

• Express
• React
• Websockets
• Node.js (backend)

Learning (what new things you will need to learn?)

• Learn and apply websockets using Socket.io
• Gain a more solid understanding of React
• Learn how to create a clean UI
• Learn about what sorts of coding challenges are possible, enjoyable, and educational

Responsibilities (what each member will be responsible for?)

Each person's responsibilities are explained in more detail in the milestones. However in general:

• Michael - Client work, routing, UI basics and bug fixes.
• Dawson - Make it cut-throatingly competitive, UI, colorscheming, and logo creation.
• Peyman -
• Brian - Back end work, server setup and maintenance, UI design help and polishing.

#Milestones these live in "milestones"

#Q.A.

• Why would I ever do this?

  • Coder quick decision making (dinner/beer/etc.)
  • Code competition practices
  • For fun / Bragging Rights

• How do you determine the problems?

  • Javascript for now - it's easy
  • Trial and Error (are some of the problems impossible?)
  • Finding golf challenges around the web

• UI - does it suck?

  • No
  • Possibly show an end goal/render, and have the user try to implement the result.
  • Console? Possibly

• How many questions are there?

  • Approximately 40 - hopefully more to come.

• How are the questions tested?

  • Unit testing based on >5 test cases.

• When does the challenge end?

  • Whoever completes the challenge successfully first.

• How are the people connected?

  • Websockets!
  • Socket.io

• What question types will we have?

  • Basic Arithmetic (ex. Return var1 added with var2)
  • Conditionals (ex. Return true if var1 is positive, false otherwise)
  • Ternary (ex. Return the larger between var1 and var2)
  • Builtin JS Magic (ex. Returned the reversed input array)
  • Array things (ex. Return the first element of the array)