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-# Rock Paper Scissors Game
+# coding-assignment-iam
-
-## Instructions
-
-```bash
-python -m venv .venv
-source .venv/bin/activate
-pip install -r requirements.txt
-
-uvicorn app.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8080
-```
-
-## Stack
-
-I used uvicorn + FastAPI for the backend, and simple JS + HTML + Bulma
-CSS for the frontend.
-
-## Accomplished
-
-I was able to get the backend mostly done and added the initial page for
-the frontend. A game is able to be created, saved, and loaded. A basic
-game page exists, but just notifies the player of who is playing. If the
-player 2 field is left blank, a player named CPUPlayer is created.
-
-## Further Improvements
-
-If given more time, I would have liked to explore creating the full game
-UI and revise my design as needed. The main game would have been played
-on the frontend, with just the score being tracked on the backend. This
-is the design I went with, so no game logic actually exists.
-
-I thought it would have been cool to use websockets and allow a player
-to use a game code from a separate window or computer on the same
-network to make a simple online multiplayer version. This would be more
-fun since the second player wouldn't be able to see the other's screen.
-
-The saving mechanism could be improved with an actual SQL/Mongo or
-equivalent server. Pickle is generally unsafe because it can cause
-remote code execution vulnerabilities, but it was used to save time.
-
-It was my first time using FastAPI, so there are likely multiple style
-and usability improvements that could be utilized with more time.
-
-Better UI outline and arrangement could also be done, but is limited by
-my design skills. I would probably enlist a designer to help with that.
-
-I could have added a one time public/private keypair for signing and 
-validating the post requests so that you can't just increase your own
-score by using fabricated post requests.