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Pod 3.3.0 Team 1 Portfolio

A great kickoff to the MLH Production Engineering Fellowship!
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Table of Contents
  1. About The Project
  2. Getting Started
  3. Usage
  4. Contributors
  5. Devpost
  6. License
  7. Acknowledgements

About the Project

Welcome to pod 3.3.0 team 1's portfolio webpage! As you may or may not know, our pod's nickname is the C Turtles. We wanted to incorporate this theme and represent it on our landing page with a unique underwater design. The portfolio overall runs from a Flask server written in Python and features the use of Bootstrap for our styling where ✨aesthetic✨ animations and transitions have been applied!

Upon establishing the Flask server and accessing our page, you will be welcomed by our Landing Page designed by Carlos Ricoveri and Jorge Sanchez. If interested in learning more about our pod, feel free to explore the About section, also designed by Jorge. For the time being, only the profiles of the members of team 1 will be accessible. To see them, click on the corresponding image within the landing page. The profile section was designed by Saul Montes De Oca. A screenshot of the welcome landing page can be seen here: Figma Landing Page Revised Design

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Getting Started

In order to successfully run our webpage, you must follow these steps and adhere to the prerequisites. This will ensure you establish a correct running environment. For the sake of good practice, we recommend using a virtual environment and will thus be showing how to set that up in the following sub-sections!

Prerequisites

Installation

To install pip3 run the following commands in your bash terminal:

  • Update your system:
sudo apt-get update
  • Pip3 install:
sudo apt-get -y install python3-pip
  • Verify installation:
pip3 --version

Once pip3 is installed, we can now install virtualenv packages.

  • Virtualenv:
python3 -m pip install --user virtualenv
  • Verify installation:
virtualenv --version

Once that completes, download or clone this repository and using the bash shell navigate into the ../app/ folder. From here we are ready to set up our virtual environmment.

  • Set up virtual environmment:
virtualenv env
  • Activate virtual environment:
source /env/bin/activate

From there you should see a (environment) indicator appear in your shell. If this does not appear, please retrace your steps. The next item needed is Flask.

  • Install Flask:
pip3 install Flask

From here your environment should be ready to go! Congrats 🎊

Usage

To run the app you have to follow the next commandlines:

git clone git@github.com:MLH-Fellowship/LATAM-C-Turtles-Portfolio.git
cd LATAM-C-Turtles-Portfolio
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
flask run

Contributors

This team is composed of 3 members. Below are their Github and LinkedIn accounts.

Github

Jorge Sanchez

Carlos Ricoveri

Saul Montes De Oca

LinkedIn

Jorge Sanchez

Carlos Ricoveri

Saul Montes De Oca

Devpost

Check it out

License

LICENSE

Acknowledgements

GitHub Emoji Cheat Sheet

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