> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://devworkshops.gitbook.io/masteringvuejs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://devworkshops.gitbook.io/masteringvuejs/getting-started/challenges.md). # Challenges ## RSS Feed App * User is able to add a new RSS feed to the list * User is able to edit an RSS feed * User is able to remove RSS feeds from the list * User clicks on the fetch button to load all the RSS posts and render it. * You can use this to get the RSS in JSON * Example: * Post list should be sorted by most recent and fields to display are: * Title with a link to the post * Which feed is coming from, ideally including the color * Summary * User can disable an RSS feed which will automatically filter out all posts from the list * **Gold Plating**: Color code each feed automatically Note: The data does not need to be saved into a database
## Trivia App * There should be 20 questions in the question pool * Only 1 item will be shown at a time (e.g.: Who wants to be a millionaire style show) * Only 10 questions will be used, randomly picked from the question pool * The user can only go forward, not backward * At the end of the trivia, give a score to the user in “X out of 10” format * Let the user start a new game without refreshing the page Note: The data does not need to be saved into a database
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