Looking for a demo? - check AngJobs.com

update: current repository matches live website, additionally it automatically imports about 500 real jobs when you run it for the first time!

This job board wants to be like the Gmail app, responsive, fast and easy to use.

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• Create a jobs applied for table
• Create a responsive left side menu
• Implement the "digital roses" concept to job applications
  • by default give 2 badgets per day for use to each candidate, max 10 badgets per week
  • recruiters will be able to see whether the candidate used its badget in order to apply for a job
  • why use badgets? it should help to select the right candidates more easily
• Create an API page
• Add a Filters section on the side menu
• Mark jobs posts as read, that can be done by removing the bold font
• Mark the jobs applied for
• Jobs detail page
• Upload resume functionality
• Add /feed.rss endpoint with latest jobs
• Import more jobs from external providers/api
• Import jobs from Hacker News this is the json https://github.com/gaganpreet/hn-hiring-mapped/blob/gh-pages/src/web/data/2015-06.json
• Find and import some "remote jobs" providers from here https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-job
• Client side testing(unit test and e2e tests)
• integrate the Me-Api. Explore developers
• add angular-cache
• Create a recruiters page and list all 400+ recruiters from DB

Mobile app

• arrange/format content on job details screen

Other tasks

• Setup a continuous delivery service - build server
• When posting a job, after Remote/Contract/Permanent button click focus on the next textbox

• Apply for jobs while offline(on the train). Use service worker?
• Make the web app embeddable, like a js widget
• Introduce typescript?
• Android app based on phonegap/ionic frameworks
• IOS app based on phonegap/ionic frameworks
• Provide an Api. GET jobs, job applications. POST job, resume.

• Angular
• TypeScript
• Web API
• Gulp
• Bower
• AppVeyor (for Continuous Integration)
• Testing(protractor for e2e)
• Ionic framework for mobile app, uses AngularJs

The single page app is based on ng.Net.Template by Dahln Farnes

On server side it uses .NET C# to provide the JSON endpoints(~/api/...) and Entity Framework Code First apropach for the data layer. The single page app code(javascript+css) is located in ~/Assets/app

To run the web app on Windows you need Visual Studio and Sql Server Express both are free tools by Microsoft

To run unit tests use this command at your command prompt:

AngJobs\AngJobs>karma start test/karma.conf.js