Learn react, redux and the ecosystem.

You need to create a basic CRUD functionality for a issue tracker, like following:

Please follow below steps to do your job:

Step 1

• Construct your app with starter kits and use React to construct your view and display above table.
  • Sample: git checkout starter-kit
• Please divide your component, only one component is invalid
• The data is just a fake array currently

Step 2

• Complete a CRUD functionality
• If a row is updated, please make that row with a particular background color
• Just with some fake data like previous step
• You need to think about how you perform the CRUD operation on the UI
• Please linting your JavaScript via eslint. The following are recommended preset:
  • eslint-config-react-app
  • eslint-config-airbnb

Step 3

• Add Redux as the flux implementation
• Still using fake data

Step 4

• Abandon startkit and construct the server by your own.
• Use webpack or browserify as your module bundler
• Environment development (dev) and production (prod) are required. uglify and minify should be implemented on prod.

Step 5

• Now, save your data in the database and use Node.js & Express as your backend
• CRUD operation will be handled in the backend
• Follow normal RESTful design for CRUD request

Step 6

• Run your development/production in Docker

Step 7

• Use react-router to separate one view to couples views for CRUD operation
• Design by yourself

1. Please fork this repository, create a git branch per step. After finishing of each step, create Pull Requests to merge to your master.
2. Definition of Done (DoD) for per step: You should finish component, unit test and make sure Continuous Integration (CI) run tests successfully, which means CI badges should be displayed as Passed.
   • Write test if your component or function is in incubating instead of finish
3. Please write the description and the shell command of your application in README.

NOTE: Your code should be Configurable, Testable and Maintainable

• React
• Redux
• React-Router
• Node.js & Express
• It's necessary to write the testing for both frontend and backend
• Deploy your application to CI like Travis, Circle or any else.