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Software Engineer III Take Home Assessment

This is the repository for the System Initiatives Software Engineer III take-home assessment. It is designed to verify:

  • That you have a proficiency with Rust
  • That you have a familiarity with Typescript
  • That you can architect a working system from a small design brief

We use a take-home assessment so that you can have your most productive environment at hand. Use whatever editor, operating system, etc. you like. Google to your hearts content.

Spend no more than 4 hours on this assessment.

What you'll be building

We want you to build a simple message board application. Users will input messages, click the "post" button, and see the messages that have been left in a list below the input area. Something like this:

message board

How you'll be building it

We want you to build the frontend in a modern javascript framework. We use Vue.js, but if you are more comfortable with React, Angular, or Svelte - it's no problem. Regardless of the framework you choose, we would like your code to use Typescript.

We use Tailwind for CSS - but again, feel free to use whatever you like.

The backend should be written in Rust. We use axum, but you can use any async web framework for Rust that you prefer. Store the list of messages in memory. Please add tests for each endpoint of your backend.

We want you to also include a README. In your README, include:

  • How to run your application
  • How to run your tests
  • Overview of your approach, including:
    • Insights into decisions you made
    • Strengths and weaknesses of your assessment
    • For ex: "I've never used axum before and am unsure if there is a better pattern to follow
  • What you would do if you had more time
  • Any other helpful documentation you think would aid us in our review

When you've finished, create a repository on Github and send us the link. If you prefer to keep it private, you can add adamhjk, britmyerss, fnichol, vbustamante, nickgerace, and mahirl as collaborators.

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