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Action Plan for 1st Nov #3

Open daironreijna opened 1 year ago

daironreijna commented 1 year ago

Action Plan: Moving the Project Forward

  1. Create a Wireframe

    • Decide which application we are using and choose a tool for wireframing.
    • Collaboratively create a wireframe that outlines the basic structure and layout of our project.

  2. Define Minimum Requirements

    • Identify the minimum system requirements for users to interact with our website. This may include supported browsers, devices, or software.

  3. Project Scope

    • Clearly define what we are building. Outline the core features and functionalities of our project. This will serve as our project scope document.

  4. Responsibility Assignment

    • Divide responsibilities among the team members:
      • Two team members will work on client layout and style (UI/UX).
      • Two team members will focus on functionality, including page behavior and data handling.
    • Ensure that these roles are clear and well-understood.

  5. Daily Stand-Up Meetings

    • Conduct daily stand-up meetings, each lasting 15 to 30 minutes.
    • Stay on topic and focus on deliverables.
    • In the stand-up, each team member should communicate:
      • What they have accomplished.
      • What they intend to do today.
      • Any help or resources they need from the team.
    • This helps to maintain alignment and track progress.

  6. Parallel Development

    • Stress the importance of parallel development. No one should wait for others to finish their tasks.
    • Team members should work on their specific responsibilities simultaneously.
    • Basic components should be implemented as soon as possible due to time constraints.

By following this action plan, we can efficiently progress with the project, maintain clear communication, and ensure that everyone is contributing to their respective roles effectively.

daironreijna commented 1 year ago

I found an article that mentions https://topflightapps.com/ideas/how-to-build-a-calorie-counter-app-actionable-guide/

Nutrition databases Sports and Fitness Databases. Also has a list of established fitness/calorie counter apps we could review.

@bh1ff @kapil319 @andyvgumz

daironreijna commented 1 year ago

This app is open and free to use

wger is a collaborative open source project, made by fitness enthusiasts from around the world. https://wger.de/en/software/api

Goal: The goal is to build an awesome and flexible fitness manager, along with a comprehensive and complete list of exercises and ingredients, all released under a free license

daironreijna commented 1 year ago

Workout Manager is a free, open-source web application that helps you manage your personal workouts, weight, and diet plans and can also be used as a simple gym management utility. It offers a REST API as well, for easy integration with other projects and tools.

https://wger.readthedocs.io/en/latest/