Book Search aka Book Shelve

Test project for a job in dubai.

FEATURES

HTML5 framework, WAI-ARIA roles and HTML5 semantics
Bootstrap for responsiveness
GSAP for all CSS 3 animations
Mustache for templating and data binding
Jquery
Baseline HTML5 features, DNS prefetching, responsive meta
Encourages one-file CSS/JS in the view (HTML) for performance
Includes jQuery CDN and relative fallback
Includes normalize.css
Open source workflow with Gulpjs running on Node.js
Automatic Gulp dependency installation, directory relocation and gulp tasks
Livereloading the browser and file injection upon changes with BrowserSync
Annotated Gulpfile.js for extending
Built-in build script for auto-minification of CSS and JavaScript files for production
Pre-setup Sass/SCSS files and folders for baseline project structure and imports
Includes .editorconfig for consistent coding styles in IDEs
Standard .gitignore to ignore minified files and standard ignorables such as .DS_Store
JSHint .jshintrc file for configuring JavaScript linting
No superfluous code comments
SVG - no fallback due to ...
Google font - LATO

Description:

Build a simple SPA that serves as a directory to browse for books and book reviews.

See http://idreambooks.com/ as an example - we want the same thing but with your own styles,

filters, search, and implemented using the rest APIs. Go to http://idreambooks.com/api to read

up on the documentation of the APIs they provide and to generate an API key to use in your

submission.

Requirements:

Use a style preprocessor
Use bootstrap for responsive support
Modularized approach, clean and commented code on all fronts (HTML, CSS & JS)
Simple and intuitive navigation, search and filtering based on the data available from the APIs
Animated transitions
Must use GIT for version control
Must not use an SPA framework, like AngularJS

The completed assignment should be hosted on a public URL (of your choosing) that we can

view.

Feel free to use any plugins, or any additional resources you use to achieve this are completely

up to you, as long as you can provide an explanation why you chose them.

Deliverables:

Public link for the project
GitHub link for the project

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.