INSTRUCTIONS.txt

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Preamble
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You've been hired as an Android Engineer to build a TV Guide application. Another developer has already begun work on the project but
has recently decided to pursue a career in gangster rap which is probably a good move looking at their code.
You must complete what they have started, for the fate of the world (of local tv) depends on it.

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API
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== The TV Programme ==
The TV Guide you'll be programming to is found at this URL:
http://whatsbeef.net/wabz/guide.php?start=0
The returned JSON consists of 2 parts:
	* Results - JSONArray of TV programs
	* Count - Total programs available
The url parameter 'start' determines the offset of the list, with the list returning 10 items at once.

For example, if count is 28, then start=0 will return programs 0-9, start=10 will return 10-19, and start=20 will return 20-28.


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App Requirements
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The app will simply display a list of TV programmes pulled from the API.
You must complete these tasks (in any order you like). Create a git repository and commit your work as you go

You can use any 3rd party libraries you like.
You can play with the app design however you like.

* The list must be endless where scrolling down automatically populates the rest of the list up until the maximum number of
  programs specified by the 'count' result that is returned from the above URL.
* The list items currently only show the name of the program. You must modify the items to display all the information that
  is returned through the API, including start_time, end_time, channel, and rating. You can design the list items however you like. 
* Create models for the data used in the app.
* App requests must be asynchronous
* Offline Caching - If the user accesses the app again while offline we want to make sure they can still see the data that has
  been downloaded previously. Implement local storage for the data fetched through the API. You can do this any way you want.

Generate an APK when you're finished.

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BONUS
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* Make the app compatible for Gingerbread and above
* Create a mock flavor of the app using gradle and mock the API end points to return mock model data.