Rubric has fine-grained specs, with no partial credit

[justinhaaheim]

In order to make our interviews as consistent and objective as possible, the scoring rubric for this test no longer includes partial credit. Each spec/requirement has been broken down into the smallest unit and given a point value.

[justinhaaheim]

Note: I also think that the current challenge has too much content and is calibrated too tough. I recommend removing the third section (redirect to previous page after sign-in) entirely.

[bonnie]

This looks great, @justinhaaheim -- huge improvement. I especially like the clarity and simplicity of the db test specs. Some comments below:

1. This could be clarified:

[ ] __15:__ When the user clicks submit, the rant is added to the page.

to

[ ] __15:__ When the user clicks submit, the title and body for the new rant are added to the page.

2. Similarly

[ ] __10:__ If the HTTP request or database insert fails, the rant is not added to the page.

to

[ ] __10:__ If the HTTP request or database insert fails, the title and body for the new rant are not added to the page.

3. This:

[ ] __10:__ A user cannot add rants for any other users, including by editing client-side HTML or JavaScript.

should specify what happens if a user tries to add a rant by any other users.

4. This is unnecessarily wordy:

[ ] __10:__ When the user attempts to access a page that requires sign-in and is not signed in, the system captures the URL they were attempting to access and redirects to `/sign-in`.

Consider changing to:

[ ] __10:__ When the user attempts to access a page that requires sign-in and is not signed in, the system redirects to `/sign-in`.

5. Clarify:

 [] __10:__ If the user navigated directly to `/sign-in`, they are redirected to the restaurants page (`/restaurants`).

to

 [] __10:__ If the user navigated directly to `/sign-in`, they are redirected to the restaurants page (`/restaurants`) after successful sign-in.

[punitrathore]

Looks good to me. Just a nitpick, the total number of points for the first part went up by 5 points. Was 70 earlier, and is now 75. (Not that it makes a major difference)

[justinhaaheim]

@flyrightsister I took your suggestions. See the most recent commit.

@punitrathore I adjusted the point totals. Testing is now roughly 20%, url redirect is roughly 33%, adding rants is roughly 47%, which is about the same as it was before the changes.