Sprint 1

Gaëtan Schwartz (@gaetschwartz)

• Create most of the necessary models (User, FriendRequest, Game, Round, Hand) (#23)
• Study different ways of serializing (kotlinx.serialization, Moshi, Gson)
  • After studying it, none of them seems to offer needed serialization (DataClass <-> Map<String, Any>). Thus opted for the simplest solution: let Firebase serialize the models. This loses lots of customization opportunities, but seems the easiest. (4h)
• Add Firebase support and register it in the Firebase Console. (#14)
• Minor changes (#4, #20)

Adam Narozniak (@adam-narozniak) (Scrum Master)

Created basic game page UI (#17) and tests for them.(9h) It took me more time than I estimated (most because of not being familiar with topics and learning) e.g. I had to change the button types from image buttons to radio buttons because they needed to be mutually exclusive.
I didn't manage to complete the second task (game simulation).

Silvio Müller (@aladin6060)

• Do a tutorial on Android UI and about the basics of Kotlin.
• Implement a basic navigation drawer layout and adapt it to our needs.

Bhargav Venugopal (@bhvrgav)

Leonardo Pennino (@leonardopennino)

• Added firebase authentication and tokens generated
• Implemented authentication via Google

Jinglun Pan (@panadax)

• Learn Basic Kotlin Programming language, Android Development, and GitHub collobration. (2h)
• Design and develop Personal statistics and the corresponding match detail page after click. (6h)

Overview/Summary During this week we implemented most of the tasks assumed. Though we had trouble merging them, there are some points that need more testing.