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2 Week of January 20
The second meeting of the Witwit project was held at Webster 4th floor on the 25th of January
Alain Job Uzarama Uwe Christophe Bahenduzi Daphné Augier Dariush Noorzada Hussain Witwit Hambrsoom Baboyan
Caren Rizk - class Mohanad Arafe - class Robert Beaudenon - class Bernard Claveau- Interview
From 11:00AM to 1:00PM (2 hours)
Decided to use MySQL database After some discussion, we concluded that we will have a global table for all the wits and each wit will be related to another table for the comments and another one for the likes. Furthermore, we will have two global table: one for followers and one for following. Reported what has been done in the project and what is left to work on before Sprint 1 (Check the section of Review of tasks given on meeting in this doc). Planning for Sprint 2.
Forget Password: Daphne Augier, Daruish Noorzada and Cristophe Bahenduzi Register: Robert Beaudenon, Hussain Witwit, Alain Job Uzarama Uwe and Bernard Claveau DataBase Organization: Hambrsoom Baboyan Website Design: Caren Rizk and Mohanad Arafe.
Open new issues and close finished issues. Meet with the TA/client Date for the next meeting Division of the branches (creation of new branches) and start the initial commits (everyone in the team must pull request on github before sprint 1). Start tracking the conversation between members of the team (all discussion need to be posted later on Github)
We have come to agreement to deliver three main tasks for the first sprint: login page, register page & forgot my password page. In order to do so, three seperate teams worked on each page.
Caren, Mohanad & Bernard worked on the page while Hambrsoom worked out the database & backend. Using Angular as our base & Bootstrap for front-end work, the login page was pushed and is fully intact.
Robert, Bernard, Alain & Hussain were assigned the task to create users from the register page.
Daphnée, Dariush & Chris were assigned to task to send an e-mail to users with their password if they ever forget their password.