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bytesized.tv

v0.0.1

Published

Byte-Sized JavaScript Website

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8

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bytesized.tv

Byte-Sized JavaScript Website

  1. write mocha tests for youtube api. Use nock for youtube responses: https://github.com/node-nock/nock (what are the disadvantages; versus advantages: advantage makes tests reliable and deterministic)

Create a universal hello-world app.

  1. create a App react component
  2. save the rendered output as HTML
  3. whenever a new video is published, that html should be rerendered too.

universal app: https://github.com/DavidWells/isomorphic-react-example

later:

  • test backend methods using Mocha (the json generators and stuff)
  • test front-end components using Karma and mocha

TODO:

  1. Generate an index.html from videos.json that lists the videos embeds a player etc. it should also have dynamic functionality:
  • tapping a specific tag will show only the videos related to that tag.
  • the page will display all videos with thumbnails and a play icon which will dynamically start the play / embed youtube player etc.
  • add sorting for fun: sort by date created, popularity, alphabetically