Take-home project for Arthur Kay #1
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Take-Home project
First, some screenshots:
All starships plotted:
Starships filtered by a selected film:
Tech notes
I used
mobxfor state management. Two "stores" can be found under/src/stores/that control the logic/data flow.Mobx integrates with React via
mobx-reactmagic (not unlike Redux), and you'll find those component bindings in the.tsxfiles.d3code was written by hand, rather than using a wrapping library. Some bugs persist with the placement of D3 elements (for example, the axis labels overlap the tick labels), but given the time constraints I'm hoping that is acceptable.CSS/design is also minimal, given time constraints.
I did not add any unit tests.