Social media site for Podcast listeners. Check it out here. Watch recording of app demo here.

Project Description: Create a Twitter-like site for sharing podcasts/pod episodes.

General Idea: Users share posts containing a description/reason for sharing, a podcast thumbnail image, & standard social media actions (comment, like, share), plus a built-in audio player (which possibly supports comments at specific timestamps).

Target audience: General public, podcasts listeners.

Problem: People like sharing podcasts but other social media sites are awkward/unfit places to do so. There is no such site that combines social sharing aspect with ability to play any podcast episode.

Solution: A social media site like twitter but focused specifically on podcasts, where sharing podcasts is seamless -- with features designed to promote discovering, discussing, and listening to podcasts without leaving the site.

Similar sites:

• https://overcast.fm
• https://twitter.com

Technology used:

• ReactJS
• Bootstrap
• JavaScript
• Listen Notes for Podcast search
• Node.js
• React Router
• Express
• Axios
• MySQL
• Sequelize
• Heroku
• Google OAuth
• Moment.js

Resources and Roles:

• User Stories
• Milestones
• Data model
• Wireframes
• Contributors:
  • Curtis & Vahe: Front-end, React, user authentication
  • Meri & Lia: Back-end, Node, MySql
  • Carson & Joseph: UI design, APIs, Audio-layer

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9. Once code is reviewed by at least one reviewer "merge pull request"

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