Thanks for considering me (Tony Gutierrez) for a job at Turner Broadcasting.
The app is in a "tweets" folder. Go there.
You should be able to "npm install" the included "package.json". Then run "node app.js". The app runs on port 3000.
- Put any twitter handle in the url (i.e http://localhost:3000/cnn)
- Using DustJS compiled template and a custom date helper on the client side
- Urls are clickable.
- Tweets are clickable.
- rudimentary image displaying.
In a production environment I would need error handling for the ajax request. Also all node routes need error handling.
The node api could return less data per tweet as I am not using all fields in the UI.
Images kind of push down the two column layout, could use further styling treatment.
This was only tested in Firefox, Chrome, and Chrome on Android KitKat.