==Project analysis==
The specifications of the project are simple, yet a bit vague. It seems to be a tool to follow the steps of a Continuous Integration process, 
so all the decisions must be taken having developers and system administrators as target users. The tool is a productivity tool, it must remain
simple and fast.

To take on the challenge, I have used the MeteorJS platform as it provides a very fast to setup environment that will support all the required aspects of the project.
*Server-Side and Client-Side MongoDB:
	MongoDB will be used as data source for our mocked-up data. It will be very useful to use it for sorting and to display the result of some basic actions.

*Automatic build of Less files:
	Less will be used in conjunction with Bootstrap be able to deliver a nice looking application that will work on the required IE8 and mobiles.

*Integrates its own flavor of Spacebars (called Blaze) as templating engine:
	Although Angular is preferred as templating engine for this project, Blaze is a lot less cumbersome and will output a more human-readable HTML source.

===Features (Required)===
Support for IE8 and above.
The list should display two different task types "Firewall" and "Build". As there are no specific definition of those two types they will be treated as similar in all points. 
Only the builds have no owner.
Each task should be easily contrasted by their statuses ('Pending','Running','Rejected','Complete','Accepted'). 
The green status of a build is "Complete", while the green status for a firewall is "Accepted".
Each task should be clickable to show more details about it (don't allow click if there is nothing to show).
The details should use the same color code as the task statuses.
On the details, we should provide extra action/information depending on the result of the completed task.
Open a pop-over for the details about every 4 aspects of a task.

===Features (Bonus/Wished)===
Very good support for mobile.
Allow the user to sort the list by clicking the headers of the task table.
Allow the user to change task using the up and down arrows. (one task needs to be open first)

===Work analysis===
I have done my best to implement all the features that was required. 
I have also wanted to add the features about a sort as it is, in my opinion, a must in every table of this kind.
I have implemented every task state that I thought would be possible.
I took the decision to display the Tests results using a bar chart instead of a pie chart mainly from time constraints as IE8 does not support SVG and could not afford the time to search for other solutions.
The "Find issue" button effectively display a list of issues (filled with lorem ipsum).
The "Deploy" button works as it should, it changes the status to a new "Deployed" state and lowers the task visibility.
The "Merged Build" button has been treated as a shortcut to opening the related Build task, and will behave like so.
The display of time and dates have been changed from absolute to relative, but hovering on them provides the full dates.

I have used a global object "CIB" for Continuous Integration Board to store redundent functions and constants. 
This will be the main file used to interface with the back-end later.

===Conclusion===
Although I have been able to finish all the required tasks, I feel like some more work could be done to polish the code with some refactors.
I have also left some TODOs the same way I do when working in a real team. This has been a fun assignment.

==Running the project==
===Ready-to-go hosted project===
For your convenience, I have used the test environment provided by the Meteor team to deploy the application.
You can directly access the application at http://mgp-co-test.meteor.com/
The container it lives in might need to be start, if you get the Meteor's error page, please wait.

===Running it locally===
Since the project is running on the MeteorJS platform, it needs to be installed before running.
To install the MeteorJS platform, please follow the instructions at https://www.meteor.com/install

Once Meteor is installed, open a Terminal/CLI and navigate to the Code folder. 
Run the command "meteor" to start building the application.
Once it the application is running, meteor will be serving the project at http://localhost:3000/