A collaborative tool, built with Ruby on Rails, that assists individuals in identifying and sharing experiences about civictech, government and community provided benefits, products and services in NYC.
This schedule will be used to keep track of our progress throughout the week and align with our expectations.
| Day | Deliverable | Approval From Squad Lead |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1: Fri | Project Idea, Wireframes, Project Setup | Complete |
| Day 2: Tue | Project Setup | Complete |
| Day 3: Wed | Basic Clickable Model | Complete |
| Day 4: Thurs | Working Prototype and Styling | Complete |
| Day 5: Fri | Additional Styling | Complete |
| Day 6: Mon | Post-MVP Updates | Complete |
| Final Due Date: Wed | Project Showcase | Complete |
- CRUD functionality
- Mobile and Desktop responsive; styling like wireframes
- Deploy on Heroku
- Google Maps API; show locations on map
- Add in registration (auth) for organizations/admins
- Fun styling with loading placeholders
- Category - title, description
- Product - category_id, title, description, website, contact
- Experience - product_id, title, description, tip, name
A category can have many products and a product can have many experiences; but a category has no experiences.
<%= link_to "Add New Experience", new_experience_path(:product_id => @product.id) %> <%= link_to "All products", category_path(:id => @product.category_id) %>
Issue: Had trouble getting certain routes based upon product_id and category_id for easier user navigation Resolution: Force the :id to be defined by telling it to explicitly reference something in the database Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14569590/ruby-on-rails-pass-id-to-new-create-form