diginc · December 22, 2015 22:41
diff --git a/gistfile1.txt b/gistfile1.txt
 Use git for all steps of the process.
 Write a server that knows how handle a TODO list. Preferably test driven.  Initially the server can use a very simple in-memory collection of items. If time permits, we can have it backed with a database living in another docker container.

 Server:
 GET /todos
 PUT /todos {"title": "<TITLE>", "message": "<MESSAGE"}. Returns the location in the header
 GET /todos/ID  Returns single note.
 POST /todos/ID {"id": "<ID>", "title": "<TITLE>", "message": "<MESSAGE"}. Updates a note
 POST /search {"title": "<TITLE_SEARCH_STRING>", , "message": "<MESSAGE_SEARCH_STRING"}. Returns all the todos with a title or message that matches the search. Maybe the search string could be a regex.
	Use git for all steps of the process.
	Write a server that knows how handle a TODO list. Preferably test driven. Initially the server can use a very simple in-memory collection of items. If time permits, we can have it backed with a database living in another docker container.

	Server:
	GET /todos
	PUT /todos {"title": "<TITLE>", "message": "<MESSAGE"}. Returns the location in the header
	GET /todos/ID Returns single note.
	POST /todos/ID {"id": "<ID>", "title": "<TITLE>", "message": "<MESSAGE"}. Updates a note
	POST /search {"title": "<TITLE_SEARCH_STRING>", , "message": "<MESSAGE_SEARCH_STRING"}. Returns all the todos with a title or message that matches the search. Maybe the search string could be a regex.