In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to work with a database containing information about products and orders.

It will be highly valued if the participant wishes to do both activities.

In this activity the user must create an API Rest using Java, which connects to a database and allows to obtain a ranking of the most sold products between two given dates.

Inside the folder actividad-backend/zboost you will find the file README.md with the necessary information to work with the project, from the installation, the execution of the application and the basic configuration, you will also find the exercises to develop in this test.

The objective of this exercise is to develop a web application using ReactJS that allows users to see a ranking of clothes and filter them by type and date.

Inside the actividad-frontend folder you will find the README.md file with all the necessary information to work with the project, from the installation of the local environment, its execution and you will also find the exercises to develop in this test.

If you don't have a GitHub account, you must create one!

Create a copy of this repository using Fork from GitHub. You can access it directly from this web interface at the top right.

The fork must name zararanking-<github_account_name>, for example zararanking-jorgegarciarey.

We are setup GitHub Codespaces for you, so you don't need to install anything.

The remote environment is based on a Docker image that contains the next tools:

• Git 2.40.0
• Java 17.0.6
• Maven 3.9.1
• Node 18.15.0
• NPM 9.5.0

Once the fork is created you will have a copy of the repository. Create a GitHub Codespace to start working on it.

You can create a GitHub Codespace from the web interface: Code -> Codespaces --> New with options.

You must configure the Codespace with the next options:

• Branch: main.
• Dev container configuration: Java & Node.
• Region: Europe West.
• Machine type: 8 cores - 16GB RAM.

Once the Codespace is created, you can open the repository in a browser or IDE.

To open the repository, you must click on the Code -> Codespaces --> Open in ....

When you finish the activity, you must upload the changes to your fork.

git add .
git commit -m "actividad zboost"
git push origin main

❗❗❗ REMEMBER: Do not upload your changes until the time is up.

Once the changes are pushed to your fork, you must create a pull request from your fork to the target repository.

You can create the pull request from the web interface of your fork: Pull requests -> New pull request.