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currently set to <td class="song-last-played"><%= song.updated_at.strftime('%m/%d/%y') %></td> needs to use user_songs.played_at

I assume the Strava Webhooks will not notify us for those activities, but we should do some investigating to see what that might look like in the long run.

• If a user does not opt in initially, how would they be able to provide us access after the fact?
• Should we surface a message after OAuth if they do not allow Private Activities? How would we know?
• Is there any other access that we want/need to request for full implementations? What are the repercussions of not having those access levels?

Reference to #79

As a user, when I visit my dashboard:

• I see 5 recommended songs based on my top 5 power songs
• Beside each recommended song is button to 'Add to FastTracks playlist
• At the top of the section, I see a button to 'Add All Songs to FastTracks' playlist

As a user without a connected Spotify account, when I visit my dashboard:

• I shouldn't see recommended songs
• I shouldn't see a button to 'Get Songs'
• I shouldn't see a form to create a new playlist

As a user who has connected their Spotify account, when I visit my dashboard and click a song title:

• I'm taken to that song's show page
• I see the song title, an image of the album cover, a link to open that song in Spotify, and the last five activities that song was played during
• I see a section for song insights which will contain metrics for the song

As a user who has connected their Spotify, when I visit my dashboard:

• I see my top 10 songs with the rank, song title, artist, play count, last played, and 'power index'
• I see the song title as a link to the song show page

pass array of song id's and a limit of for number of songs back.

expect array of hashes with Song model data

Fix the image not displaying correctly on the welcome page by changing the url to a hosted image.

Add the FastTracks brand to the navbar on the users show page.

As a visitor, when I visit the root path:

• I should see a button that says "Login with Strava"

create seed data for
user
activities
songs
user_songs

• Logo
• Color palette
  *.Fonts

-As a user on the dashboard path,
when I click update recommended songs, it doesn't refresh the page.

Homepage not displaying image in the asset pipeline

As a user who is authenticated, the should see a button which will update songs from Spotify.

As a visitor, when I visit the root path and click the “Login with Strava” button:

• I authorize FastTracks and complete the Strava OAuth process
• I'm redirected to the dashboard path

1. Graph for PowerRanking over Time.
2. PowerRanking = avg(speed) * avg(%grade)
3. Table - activity_name, PR, avg(speed), avg(%grade), date

As a user who hasn’t connected Spotify when I visit my dashboard and click the button to connect my Spotify account:

• I authorize FastTracks and complete the Spotify OAuth process
• I'm redirected to the dashboard path

As a user who hasn’t connected Spotify, when I visit my dashboard:

• I see a welcome message with my name displayed
• I see a button to connect my Spotify account

should display text saying you don't have any songs.

• Average under 500ms
• Max load time of 600ms

As a registered user, when I visit my dashboard:

• I'm able to export my recommended songs to a playlist in Spotify

As a user who is authenticated, the should see a button which will update activities from Strava.

As a registered user, when I visit my dashboard:

• If I enter the name of a playlist that already exists to the playlist export form, the recommended songs are added to that playlist in Spotify

This implementation would require us to take the Titles, Artists and maybe Played At attributes from each UserSong for an Activity, and process it into a text block.
It appears the http://developers.strava.com/docs/reference/#api-Activities-updateActivityById endpoint allows us to add descriptions. http://developers.strava.com/docs/reference/#api-models-UpdatableActivity describes the aspect of the Activity we can change.

We should implement User management to allow Users to edit their names. Even though the User is created through our Strava OAuth process, we should still provide the functionality.
This applies to those who have changed their name for any reason, as it will not update automatically from Strava to our app.