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Group Meeting Minutes
This page will contain the minutes for all the meetings
Meeting commenced at 1:04pm. All members present.
Meeting closed at 1:38pm. Discussed points listed below.
Team roles are allocated as follows. Responsibilities and decisions for key aspects of these roles will ultimately fall to the people listed. These are broadly defined roles for now.
Backend
- Joshua Carpeggiani
Frontend
- Angus Farquhar
- Haohan Liu
Design/UX/UI & Business
- Haohan Liu
- Kevin Wang
Scrum Master
- Phillip Tinsley
All changes and PRs made will be logged to a file. Already completed by Joshua.
Responsibility for code coverage and test writing will fall to the developer to cover their additions.
As Go is a new language for many, effort should be made to learn some so everyone understands what is happening in the backend.
Epic Portfolio - epicportfol.io
The domain name epicportfol.io has been purchased from domains.google.com for $95A. All team members willing to contribute 20%.
All team members have a unique email address set up at ***@epicportfol.io
Meeting commenced at 2:00pm. All members present.
Meeting closed at 3:02pm Discussed points listed below.
Everyone should try to set up the repo to run locally through docker. Windows require version 2004.
The point that GCR/F cannot support web sockets and other functions was discussed. It was decided that we should not require these features.
User authentication will be implemented 'from-scratch' through JWT in proto. If this is not completed or fails to meet requirements, we will fall back to Firebase authentication.
Data will be handled through PostgreSQL.
Login will store full name and preferred name to accomodate non-standard names.
Hashing and salting of user logins will happen on backend, according to guidelines on security.stackexchange.
Meeting commenced at 3:00pm. All members present.
Meeting closed at 3:35pm Discussed points listed below.
Build an e-portfolio website
The site should take design cues from existing platforms such as LinkedIn.
The site should aim for responsive design.
There will be primarily two types of users. Spectators and profile owners.
Spectators will only be able to view profiles, whereas profile owners can manage their ePortfolio page.
Profile owner uses the desktop to upload files
The client has no specific requirements for the technology stack.
Uni students
recruiter
- User accounts
- User register, login/logout
- User profiles, videos, hyperlink
- Handling of video and image presentation
- User status(online or offline)
- As a page owner, I want to register so that having my own account on this website.
- As a page owner, I want to login/logout so that I could enter my own page.
- As a page owner, I want to embed text so that the page could describe myself.
- As a page owner, I want to embed images/videos so that they support my profile.
- As a page owner, I want to use templates so that I could make my uploaded files look better formatted.
- As a page owner, I want to delete/edit files on my page so that my latest uni/work experience will be on the page.