In this hands-on session, one developer from each project will participate and collaborate in pairs.
- Each project will nominate one developer to participate.
- Developers will work in pairs.
- A project repository will be provided as a starting point.
We are building a web application and its API, that helps us to find available meeting slots for a meeting, based on meeting room availability and duration required.
- Email address should be validated.
- Should roughly follow the given mockup.
- Using prompts to generate the login UI layout and styling.
- Using prompts to write the Email validation function.
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- What are the prompts you used?
- What prompts didn’t work and why?
We need to create a feature where a user can enter start date-time and duration of a meeting they want to have. We know the existing booking in our two meeting rooms.
- Write a function to find a free meeting room slot for a given datetime and duration. Use the given mock data function
fetchMeetingRoomDatainmeetingRoomData.tsas the data source. - Write unit tests for function and end-point.
- Expose the function as a API end-point.
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- What are the prompts you used?
- What prompts didn’t work and why?
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Back-End (BE): Create an API endpoint to receive login details and respond with a hardcoded token using HTTP 200 status.
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Front-End (FE): Write an API request to communicate with the login API.
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Front-End (FE): Add routing to the React project using
react-router-dom. -
Front-End (FE): Add page where user can pick date-time and duration for the meeting and query the API.
- Backend: NodeJS/Express with TypeScript
- Front-end: React with TypeScript
- Unit Testing: Jest with TypeScript
- Participants are encouraged to share screenshots of prompts and their results in a chat.
- We will discuss experience in prompt engineering during discussion hours.