Welcome to your fourth weekend challenge!

This week we will combine your knowledge of Node, Express, Mongo, jQuery, and Bootstrap!

Overview Rando Corp. is ready to launch its very first Web application to

accept applications from talent online search and view those applications When applicants visit the homepage, they will see an empty form that allows them to submit an application to Rando. That data will be stored in a MongoDB collection, named applications.

Rando admins can view applicant data by going to the homepage and clicking on the "Admin" button or navigating directly to /admin. Once an admin gets to the page, they see the latest applications they've received. In addition, admins can search by name, skills, and/or location to find applicants that match their criteria.

There is no need to secure the admin page with a password at this time.

Details Home Page (index.jade)

Components

Header Rando Corp name to left Button to access admin page to the right Body with employment form Employment form fields First name Last name Desired job Desired location Remote Specific Location City State Employment history will take up to three jobs Job title Employer City State Description of duties Skills Footer with Rando Corp Event Handling

When form is submitted data should be POSTed to a /applicant route and saved to the database Admin Page (admin.jade)

Components

Header DIsplays "Rando Corp Applicant Admin" Search form Provides ability to search applicant data by name and/or desired location and/or skills Matching Applicants table A table of applicants that match the searched criteria, displays all results Pre-search, it should just show the last 5 applications that have been submitted Available data First name Last name Desired location Last employer Skills Event Handling

Search form submission Perform a GET on /admin/search with query parameters (client-side) Respond with JSON that has the results and the desired data to display in the Matching Applicants table You will get this data by performing a server-side query of Mongo Update the DOM with the received data Database

For this application, you will only need one collection: applications. You will need to store all of the applicant's data:

First name Last name Desired job Desired location Remote Specific Location City State Employment history will take up to three jobs Job title Employer City State Description of duties Skills You will also want to capture the date the application was received.

Bootstrap

Use the bootstrap grid to create your page content and use two or more other Bootstrap styles and/or features to style your page.

Hard Mode Implement the ability to sort each column of the applicant's table. For example, the table might have a table heading with each field name. When I click on a field name the first time, the data is sorted in ascending order; the second time, the data is sorted in descending order.

Pro Mode Implement the ability for applicants to edit their previously submitted applications.