Clientmaker - junior backend test

Welcome to the test for junior backend developer.

This is quite a straightforward test that'll let us dig into your API knowledge, this junior test's been designed so we can evaluate your skills when it comes to design, implement and document APIs.

Hands on !

Given the next entities (in json format 'coz why not) you will have to create some endpoints 😃

Kids:

    [
        {
            id: 1,
            name: 'Jhon',
            lastname: 'Doe',
            notes: [1,2]
        },
        {
            id: 2,
            name: 'Juana',
            lastname: 'De Arco',
            notes: [5]
        },
    ]

Notes:

    [
        {
            id: 1,
            note: 'Whatever meggings jean shorts, pabst adaptogen drinking vinegar chambray XOXO flexitarian kale chips cold-pressed af fashion axe.'
        },
        {
            id: 2,
            note: 'Normcore put a bird on it gastropub kickstarter kogi umami street art adaptogen echo park art party franzen succulents.'
        },
        {
            id: 5,
            note: 'Mustache hexagon jean shorts mlkshk etsy, copper mug farm-to-table cardigan shabby chic leggings vexillologist.'
        }
    ]

Endpoints

1. List all kids and count how many Notes does it** has.
2. List all notes of a kid
3. Add a note to a kid
4. Delete a note from a kid

Have in mind that we're giving extra credits to:

• Best practices in API design
• Immutability
• Functional programming
• Docker (light implementation)
• Code documentation

Winning point if the api is developed in Go (golang)

But anyway, what do we expect?

• A github repository (with the code obviously!! 👌)
• A Dockerfile **coff coff
• If any database is included (Extra)
• A clear readme explaining how to implement your code

'Till next week 😄