If you’re reading this, it means we’re interested in working with you at Web Summit and solving amazing and difficult problems in shipping our conferences.
This README provides the instructions to a small, self-contained frontend test.
This is a quick coding challenge we designed to assess your qualifications as a potential frontend developer. It's important to note that this is by no means a test but rather just a way to get a sense of how you write code and solve problems.
To get started with this challenge:
- Create new public repository.
- Use create-react-app or next-app to kickstart your project
We'll be looking for simple, well-designed and tested(only if you have time) code in the submission.
Please include a README.md with:
- Setup instructions
- How did you decide which technologies to use as part of your solution
- Are there any improvements you could make to your submission if you were allocated more time
Use the SpaceX Graphql API and create a project based on this wireframe. Use your creativity to choose colors. Feel free to use a library to assist with layouts but ideally you would showcase the methods you would use to create components.
- List the last 10 missions
- Clicking on the card, goes to the Mission route
- Details of the mission (image, mission details, ships, etc...)
- Button to external link
- React or NextJS
- GraphQL queries(list missions & single mission)
- TypeScript
- NextJS using apollo client
- use React hooks within your code
- Your code has tests.
If you come across any questions or anything we didn't cover on this README, feel free to reach out to us and we'll get you an answer as soon as possible. If you have any question please contact person of contact within Web Summit. Happy coding!