We want to play Tic Tac Toe. As we are a remote friendly company, we want to be able to play without distance being a challenge to find the best players in the world ;)

We need your help to make this app work, as we have just coded the front end.

The functional requirements that we want for our tic tac toe application are:

• Be able to create and delete matches
• Be able to join a match
• Be able to make moves and alter the game board
• Identify the winner

Here we have a Laravel web application that implements all the front-end logic needed for the game, and a simple controller with mocked responses to display the contract we want to have.

• All the backend logic necessary to make the game work.
• All the tests that you believe necessary to assert the correctness of your code. You don't have to test the front end implementation.

• General coding skills:
  • How do you name your methods, classes and variables
  • How do you take care of performance
  • How readable your code is
  • How simple are the algorithms used
  • How do you structure your code
• Modeling skills
  • Which model you create to solve the problem
  • Which concepts it complies with
• Problem solving skills
  • How do you solve logical problems
• PHP knowledge
  • How you use the tools the language provides
  • How well you know the best practices of the language
• Web development skills
  • Which patterns do you put in practice
  • Which concepts do you use and how
  • Which best practices you use
• Testing skills
  • Which kind of tests you use
• Basic git skills
  • How do you organize the changes

• Page load performance optimization
• Look and feel of the application
• Extra features we did not ask for our application

• For your organization, the exercise is supposed to take between 2 and 4 hours
• You have four days to send us the solution.
• You must fork this repo and send us the link of that fork with the solution
• The code must be in english.

Install docker and docker-compose

Then run

./setup

This will take a few minutes. It will create the containers and setup them for use.

When finished, run the application with:

./up

And the application will be running in https://localhost:8080.

Note: If the port 8080 is already in use, change the configuration in the docker-compose.yml file. For example, to use the port 9090 instead:

ports:
  - 9090:80