Assignment 2 - Music Feedback "It's like Yelp, but for Songs" Overview This is an individual assignment in which you will explore the use of data interchange between web servers and browsers, dynamic construction of page content, and API design, using PHP, JavaScript, and JSON. Important: This assignment specification is generated just for you. Do not distribute this specification. Timelines and Expectations Percentage value of task: 20% Due: Sun, Oct 29, 2017 - 16:00 (Week 11) Learning Outcomes Assessed The following course learning outcomes are assessed by completing this assessment: K2. Contrast the capabilities and limitations of client-side and server-side programming. K3. Detect opportunities for increasing security and privacy of web applications. S1. Develop client/server programs using client-side and server-side programming languages. S2. Construct a server-side web interface to a database system that is accessible by web clients. S3. Design and implement a server-side application programming interface (API) for client-server communication, using technologies such as AJAX, REST, Websockets, XML and JSON. A1. Design, develop, test, and debug client/server web applications to provided specifications. Assessment Details Introduction Music Feedback is a single-page web app that allows users to review and provide feedback on songs. Each music has its own page, which displays one (or more!) photos, a name, a list of reviews, and some form of average rating. Users can submit new reviews of songs, including their own name, some review text, and a rating. Database A simple database with two tables is sufficient to model the database requirements for this assignment, however you may if you wish extend and/or normalize this database. The database has the following structure: Music ( id, name, description, image_url ) MusicReview ( id, music_id, datetime, reviewer_name, review, rating )