Formula 1 highlight coding challenge project, using open API by Ergast Developer API. The Ergast Developer API is an experimental web service which provides a historical record of motor racing data for non-commercial purposes.
Project built using Angular-CLI 1.3.0 and Angular 4, this project using Karma and Jasmine as unit testing, lazy-load design pattern, AoT compilation, shared modules/components to be reusable and reactive programming.
Optimization after running build production using Gulp, rendering gzip file to compress more file size, optimize image size, GZIP enabled.
npm start- run local development server (livereload) on localhost:4200npm test- run unit testnpm run build- build development mode (no optimization)npm run build:prod- build production modenpm start:prod- start server production using pm2 on port 4000npm stop:prod- stop production server from pm2npm restart:prod- restart production server
- Spending 3-5 hours each day, finishing in 3 days
- First, write test cases & designing application structure
- Secondly, start development by making required services and components
- Third, prettify user interface
- Fourth, making the UI design to be responsive
- Fifth, tweaking unit test and run test
- Finally, create optimization with Gulp for postbuild as AngularCLI is not giving webpack config unless we are doing
ng eject
- Day 1, write test case & designing application structure
- Day 2, making season and season detail component
- Day 3, prettify UI, responsive design, tweak unit test, create optimize, deploy
User interface/experience designed with eye appealing and user-friendly for mobile user / desktop user concept.
Using lazy-load pattern, requesting dependencies on demand and enabling GZIP compression in application proven to be speed up page load time and application download size which is good for low-end user (slow connection).
