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Presentation Scripts

Dimiter: Intro/concept/problems solved - 60s
Jonathan: Demo - 5min
Kellie: Google API, Issues Encountered - 45s
Charlotte: Cloudinary, Future Dev - 45s

Place Page

  • Shows place name and features depending on if job or establishment (has pet menu, has pet stipend)
  • Place has badge showing job or establishment
  • Each feature has up and down votes
  • Comments section with all comments for particular place
  • Places page populates with place information from result that was clicked

Future Dev

  • Ability to refresh place and discover place
  • Combining place and discover place
  • login and signup separate components
  • Add favicon and meta og:image tag to index.html
  • Edit and delete comments
  • Delete vote on second click
  • Change color of vote when voted
  • Vote created at click of thumb rather than at click of result
  • Show list of places contributed to in profile
  • Ability to see other user profiles
  • Alerts to modals
  • user settings
  • reactions to comments
  • media query on signup for all mobile devices
  • email reminders
  • logo with white fill and green eyes
  • remove box shadow from badges (looks weird in dark mode)
  • When no results, show “no results”

Profile Page

  • Badge (conditionally rendered based on amount of votes: petit pup=0-24 votes, petit best friend=25-99 votes, petit whisperer= 100+ votes)
  • Username
  • Picture
  • Votes (how many vote ids are in db for user)

Style App

  • Login
  • Discover
  • DiscoverPlace
  • Profile
  • Place
  • Results

Frontend Routes

  • "/" renders home and nav component (nav is on every page). Home component contains login/signup components
  • "/profile" renders profile component with user id of logged in user.
  • "/discover" renders discover component.
  • "/place/id" renders place component with place id of place that user searched for.

Expectations

  • We expect whatever you build to have utility.
  • We expect you to have market or real-world research that evidences your idea
    has REAL value to people.
  • We expect you to have done research on other web/mobile applications in your domain.
  • We expect you to put serious time and thought into this.
  • We expect you to report problems you are facing along the way.
  • We expect you to utilize some form of project management system.
  • We expect you to dig deep into documentation and external resources to learn what you need.

Bugs

  • Before signing up, able to go to discover then a place instead of hitting alert
  • When updating profile photo, doesn't update until refreshed or link hit again
  • Kellie minifying of js and eliminating errors (cleanup) to be pushed (Kellie)
  • Individual search results not populating (google API issue) (Dimiter & Kellie)
  • Conditional rendering rendering for vote features needs to done for DiscoverPlace (Jonathan)
  • onClick and <textarea> changed to onSubmit and <input> in DiscoverPlace (Dimiter)
  • Padding on bottom of Discover and Results (Dimiter)
  • Reverse comment array in displaying comments on page load in addition to when posting comment in DiscoverPlace (Dimiter).
  • Commenting functionality for DiscoverPlace (Kellie)

Requirements

  • Must have a folder structure that meets the MVC paradigm
  • Must meet good-quality coding standards (indentation, scoping, naming, etc.)
  • Must utilize at least one new, library, package, or technology that we haven’t discussed
  • Must have a front end/UI built on React
  • Must have both GET and POST routes for retrieving and adding new data
  • Must be deployed using Heroku (with data)
  • Must use a Node and Express web server
  • Must be backed by a MySQL/Sequelize or Mongo/Mongoose database
  • Must protect API keys in Node with environment variables

Presentation Rehearsed 3 Times by End of Day 12.6

General pointers for project presentations

  • PRACTICE

    • Literally run through, time, adjust timing to fit guidelines.
    • If you haven’t actually given the presentation flawlessly at least once, you should practice more.
  • Only 1 (one) person should screen share

    • One team member should do this for the entirety of the presentation.
    • This should usually be the person doing the demo.
      • Run the deck while others/self talk.
      • Give demo
      • Run deck while others/self talk.
  • Outline of proper presentation order/timing:

    • — 60-90 seconds —
      • Elevator pitch/concept/problem solved
    • — about 5 min —
      • demonstration of app
    • — 60-90 seconds —
      • tech used, issues encountered, future dev
    • — 2-4 min —
      • questions

Discover Page

  • Lists 10 seeded locations
  • Badge showing if reviewed as a job or establishment
  • Search bar for user to input business name and location
  • Search component with different locations after user search

DiscoverPlace

  • render from db
  • hit correct routes
  • make votes state work

API Routes

  • Get/Post/Put/Delete all and by id routes for Users
  • Get all and by ref_id routes for Places
  • Get/Post/Put/Delete all and by id routes for Comments
  • Get/Post/Put/Delete all and by id routes for Votes
  • Get/Post/Put/Delete all and by id routes for Reactions

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