Objective: Use Node, Express, and MongoDB to build a full-stack microblog application.

• A server with RESTful API routes for blog posts. Your API should have the following five routes:
  • GET /api/posts to READ all blog posts
  • POST /api/posts to CREATE a new blog post
  • GET /api/posts/:id to READ one blog post
  • PUT /api/posts/:id to UPDATE one blog post
  • DELETE /api/posts/:id to DELETE one blog post
• Request specs for each of your API routes.
• A persistent database to store blog posts. Blog posts should at minimum have a title and description.
• A client that uses AJAX and Handlebars templating to CREATE, READ, UPDATE, and DELETE blog posts. A user should be able to:
  • See a list of all blog posts
  • Create a new blog post
  • Update an existing blog post
  • Delete an existing blog post
• A pleasing a logical user experience (take advantage of Bootstrap!)

• Prevent invalid data from being saved into the database, and handle errors in your API routes.
• Build a "likes" functionality that lets users "upvote" blog posts.
• Add a "category" attribute to your blog posts. When a user clicks on a category, take them to a page that displays all the blog posts that have that category.

1. Fork this repo, and clone it into your develop folder on your local machine.
2. npm init to get started. You'll need to install the following node modules:

• express
• body-parser
• hbs
• mongoose
• mocha
• chai
• request

3. Use Postman to test and debug your API routes. Make sure you are always console.log-ing data that comes back from your API when you make an AJAX call before you write any other code.

• As you make code changes, frequently commit and push to GitHub.
• Once you've finished the assignment and pushed your work to GitHub, make a pull request from your fork to the original repo.