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Time parsing ideas: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-ZOnmKHrQcBNKhEzEpruoGQ3Fw5In8PLiCAr1RYubP0/edit

Integration: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XtAKrudE7apnOZn3Kl9gURwipeY9_kjLzX1mY6doi7Y/edit

Do we want to plot out all possible pick up locations or all drop-off locations, or both?

Parse locations using Google Places API to get long/lat, address & city in order to match trips.

Project outline brief:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IuNX_B2CM8SqhGhpKzwQe08jTOfRWsYmwck11Ul5Wm4/edit

[ ] Figure out how we should store pickup and dropoff locations in a DB

• Multiple pickup locations
• Multiple dropoff locations

[ ] How do we grab all database items which fall in a specific radius for a given address?

• Do we want to create a filter for distance? (Maybe V2)

1. Ask group admins to give us admin privileges in order to read from group posts
2. Submit a proof of concept to Facebook

Quantitative Goal: Get 1 new person (not someone we invited) to use the app
Qualitative Goal: Get a returning user or get users to recommend to friends

MVP Launch Time (May 11)
Largest Features:

• Connect people with rides by search.
• Trust system. Reliable (Drivers are trustworthy)

1. See website, instant list of all the rides
   • Sorted in some order
2. Filter/search
   • Approximate pickup time
   • Arrival
   • Destination
3. Select ride to find contact
   • Link to fb posting/person

Landing/Search page: #11
Rider sign-in page: #16
Rate-a-trip & provide feedback page: #17

Use DynamoDB https://us-east-2.console.aws.amazon.com/dynamodb/home?region=us-east-2&state=hashArgs%23tables%3Aselected%3DTripPosts%3Btab%3Ditems

• Manually scraping through
• Creating a spreadsheet for all the fb postings & auto-updating it
• Put raw postings into db and allow that to be searched

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XtAKrudE7apnOZn3Kl9gURwipeY9_kjLzX1mY6doi7Y/edit

Parse Locations: #15
Parse Time: #3
Facebook Fetch: #14

• Ruby on Rails (Full stack in Ruby)
• Django
• Golang
• Rust

Frontend

• Ruby
• React -> Only if we really want to learn it, what it basically does is create a bunch of reusable components (so if we're building a huge website then yeah!, but if it's a few screens w/e). For learning it'd be pretty cool tho