TODO - Remove .nav-fixed-height from navbar and position new ride form correctly

PHASE 1 - User can log in, create a basic “ride” with just title and date, and see a rides index. Backend Models - User (name, id), Ride (user_id, name, date) Controllers - Users and Rides JSON - api/index

Frontend Models/Collections - Rides Views - RideIndex with RideIndexItems; RideForm for new rides (that we’ll later add to and use for editing as well) Routes - “”: “index” and “/rides/new”: “new”

PHASE 2 - User can create ride w/ GPS coordinates through clicking Map Backend Models - RideData (ride_id, whatever maps needs to store) Controllers - RideData

Frontend Models/Collections - RideData Views - Update RideForm view/template to work with map

PHASE 3 - Yes, we’re only just now adding a ride show page Backend JSON - api/rides/:id

Frontend Views - RideShow. I’ll also update the RIdeIndexItems at this point to show mileage and climb. Routes - “/rides/:id”: “show”

PHASE 4 - Add ride editing Backend I guess I’d add an update action to the rides/ride data controllers

Frontend Views - recycle RideForm view but with a fetched model rather than blank new model plugged in Routes - “/rides/:id/edit”: “edit”

PHASE 5+ I think phases 1-4 cover the MVP; I need to decide on what direction I want to go with further features after this. Adding a search for other users/follow relationship for users whose rides I’d see in my index would probably be the best next thing to have to show off. This would just mean adding a followers table to the database, changing the index view a bit and revisiting the jquery autofill search bar from a couple weeks ago. I’d like to talk it over a little bit after the MVP’s working well.

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