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Mozsprint is happing for the rest of May. To gain some visibility it would be great to have some issues labeled with "help wanted", "good first issue", "mozsprint" and "openeugene".

Purpose
To help local open source projects in Eugene, OR gain visibility and contributors from the greater open source community, and enabling local open source enthusiasts to find local projects for contribution.

Outcome
Local open source projects have worldwide visibility, clear paths to collaboration and have gained new collaborators.

Process

• Add issues that are attractive to new collaborators by labeling them as "help wanted"
• Create simple issues that inexperienced folks can tackle and label them as "good first issue"
• Attract global contributors by and labeling issues with "mozsprint"
• Attract local contributors by and labeling issues with "openeugene"

feel free to start a conversation in the comments below! 🎉

There is no API for this data, it will be sourced from scraping one of the sites that publish the new comics list regularly.

there a little topic link under you repo name. clicking that will let you edit the topics.

Tapping on a publisher header in the List screen expands or collapses the list of titles within. However, tapping on the gear icon in the publisher header to access the sort settings should not trigger the expand/collapse function, but it currently does.

airtable is handy for working on concepts and you can build out your data relationships, etc. The free version will get you to 1500 rows. when that times comes you can move to something more "production" for your data.

Marketing site at comic-cube.com is directed towards the comic shop owners, providing information on the benefits of managing the pull lists through comic cube.

App user profiles will show the individual titles that the user has boxed and which store(s) they have a box at.
Store Owner profiles will show each user who has a box at their store, and their individual pull list. The need to be able to create new users based off an email address. They should also be able to add or remove titles to the pull lists of their users.

Google map (or similar provider) which can show only markers for nearby comic book stores. Also should be able to have a custom map pin for the stores using the app.

Graphics and layout design for the App.

Store Owners can create an account, create users, see reports of the combined users pull list, export pull list into CSV or excel, can create Event notices that are published to the News feeds of all their app users

Design a cool logo

do the stuff!

• profile modal
• log in/out

get pull list
get books by (author, publisher, title, keyword)
get/post/put/delete customer
- name
- email
- store membership 1
- store membership 2
get customers
get customers by status
get store
get publishers
get new comics buy publisher

NOTES TO SELF:
"methods":
get = get resource
post = update resource
put = create resource
delete = delete resource

endpoint = method and resource
lambda functon (in aws) = contained singular piece of code, created in aws
google how to code lambdas, make micro services (one function per method)

For the times in the store when a customer wants a report of what's on their pull list, having a "print" button in the user record that's visible only to superusers. Should print a nice clean page (not the same as printing a webpage with all the extra website junk around it.) If a clean print direct from the user screen isn't possible, then a "printable" page (like the printable flyer layout in IDX Broker details pages) which has the same data without any stuff around it so printing is clean.