Plan presentation: Lin: API, what went well, tools used Sam: Sessions/admin restrictions, CRUD, improvements we still want to make and challenges we faced Maya: MEAN stack, DOM manipulation, Angular, groupwork processs

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Lin.... API

• GPX file cache for touring route source.
• Google API o WEB samples big help o Adding points o Drawing a polyline (connecting the dots)
• AJAX for parsing GPX files as HTML datatype to access tags and attributes to collect data from the GPX file converting it into Goggle API data – setting the Map Border and plotting the points for the polyline (had tags in too but decided to remove them for now.
• Clear polyLine between route presentations so that lines did not stay visible on our map singleton when changing the route view/presentation/polyLine.

What Went Well

• Planning session with Waffle capture of our README work Items into waffle issues
• Initial directory/file/code functional and archived in master branch at the start
• Divide and concour o Seed o Session and Controller o Wireframe

Tools

• Github – Waffle (show Waffle)
• Slack
• Zoom
• 3 meetings daily o after standup o 14:00 EDST o 20:00 EDST
• Inspect – client side debugging
• console.log – client and server
• mongo
• heroku Mlab
• seed and dbdrop in our app

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Sam - Sessions/CRUD

Admin feature created to restrict crud, but allow user's ability to take part by viewing the site without forced registration or login -- though, that is set up and working. modal registration is less invasive but still gives the user the option to register

Create - only admin, using the file upload (must be gpx file) Read - everyone Update - only admin -- ability to update the details and description Delete - only admin -- delete the route(gpx file), details, description

*Sessions was a struggle to incorporate with Angular and a single page app, some changes included using ajax calls and res.json instead of res.renders in sessions.js. Instead of ''routes" we used functions in app.js checkRegister and checkAuth

Struggles: sessions/angular Improvements -- incorporating sessions for users to enable CRUD on only their posts