The world is an interesting place... And time! Our app gives the discriminating Time Traveller a place to record the greatest moments through history in various places on Earth. Ask not where, but when!!
The client has provided basic wireframes and user stories. In some cases, these requirements may be vague or incomplete.
Wireframes
   # Original Task
IMPORTANT: You may not begin a new sprint or start on a bonus without client approval.
pair program
communicate your current status Use Trello to organize Commit changes at least once for each user story. Consider creating automated tests or even implementing TDD for any complex application behavior.
Design. Use a CSS framework (e.g. Bootstrap), partials, and some custom CSS or Sass/Less.
Use the git collaborator scenario, feature branches, and pull requests.
Refactor your code after each sprint, considering:
- Indentation
- Readability
- Naming
- Organization
- Commenting
- DRYness
- Are you all clear about what the client wants?
- What will the UX/UI flow be?
- Which models do you need to implement? Create an ERD
- What are the major milestones or components that you need to complete? turned into tasks Where do these milestones overlap and how will those related tasks be managed?
- What milestones are you and your group members interested in working on? delegate the work so that each is interested, challenged, and productive?
- Michael N
- Ben
- Vanessa
- Jen
Each group will present their project on Friday, June 24th starting at 10:00am for 10 minutes.
Each member of your group should speak during your presentation and mention which parts of the project they worked on.
Your presentation should include:
- Tour (demo) of your app.
- How did your group approach the requirements? (mention anything unique or creative your group chose to do)
- What was easier than you thought? What was more challenging?
- What is a lesson you will carry forward to working on Project 2?
- Shout outs for fellow students!