Virtual Spice Rack
Overview: We would like you to create a web application that lists inventory located in a person’s spice rack at their home. You will collect the following information Spice Name Purchase Date Expiration Date Last Used
We want you to use C#, HTML, JavaScript, CSS (however, you can use any other language beyond these to present the web application). If you prefer a different development language, let us know before the interview.
Note: We don’t expect you to spend a lot of time on the web applications; however, spend the time you believe you need to walk us through your code.
Requirements
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The application does not need to have a database but should still return dummy data. (However, you may include a database if you desire, but it is not required).
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The UI should have a form to add and remove from the list
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The UI should be able to search the elements on the screen
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The UI should be able to allow the user to reorder the items on the screen (not it does not need to persist)
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The web application must run in Chrome, and Edge Note: Feel free to add anything extra you feel demonstrates your coding style or knowledge. Details Please send us your code on the day before your interview date; you can deploy it on your local machine to present during the interview. You may store your code in your GitHub (if you have one) in a new repository called Irwin or send the code in a Zip File. If you use Git Hub, please send us your GitHub information.