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99-problems

This is an adaptation of the Ninety-Nine Prolog Problems written by Werner Hett.

amazon-eks-ami

Packer configuration for building a custom EKS AMI

angular-1-5-components-app

A Contacts Manager application built on Angular 1.5 components, ui-router 1.0.0, Firebase.

angular-8-role-based-authorization-sample

angular-9-ngrx-region-countries

Create an Angular project that displays a list of regions, countries and a simple table using Angular, TypeScript, Observables and NGRX. APIs https://restcountries.eu/rest/v2/region/europe https://restcountries.eu/rest/v2/region/asia Description This application should allow the user to navigate to a country based on a region and display some simple information. 1. Create a drop down that contains the “Region” options Europe and Asia hardcoded. 2. On selecting the region a second drop down should be enabled and populated with “Countries” based on the API response from above URLs. 3. On selecting the “Country” display a simple table that contains the a. Name b. Capital c. Population d. Currencies e. Flag Component 1: Regions Controls:  Label: Region  Drop Down list: Regions (Europe and Asia) NOTE: This component should be reused also for the countries dropdown Countries Controls:  Label: Country  Drop Down list: Countries The country list should be loaded only once when the user clicks one of the hardcoded regions Component 2: Country Details A simple table showing Name, Capital, Population, Currencies and Flag. The data should be displayed when the Country Load button is clicked. Service: Countries All the GET requests should be in a service NGRX: Create the necessary state, reducer, actions, selectors and the effect to cache the regions and their countries. Other Notes: The list of regions can be hardcoded in NGRX store as Europe and Asia Assume this code will go to production and will require any supporting code that you would normally do. Please also add a readme file that contains 1. Any style guides you used for your coding 2. Any CSS coding standards 3. Installation instructions 4. Description of how the application work 5. If you ran out of time what else you would have done.