nateP82 / compostCollectors

Repo for the compost collection site
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Indie project checkpoint #1 #1

Open nateP82 opened 1 year ago

nateP82 commented 1 year ago

@pawaitemadisoncollege I apologize for the misunderstanding. I had this ready to go towards the end of week 4, but did not create an issue.

I'm looking forward to your feedback on my project design and the associated work. I will be honest, it seems a bit overwhelming right now with all the work I need to do to get things working. I have marked some of the work as stretch goals, as I am trying to be realistic about how much time I will have for everything. I appreciate any input you have to add. Thanks!

pawaitemadisoncollege commented 1 year ago

No worries @nateP82!

Problem Statement

Well-stated and straightforward!

Time log/Reflections

Good! Remember to keep these up-to-date each week.

User Stories

I think you did a nice job scoping this to be achievable in a semester.

Screens

Looks like you've put some good time and thought into these! They should really help as you design the database and build the jsps.

Project Plan

Your task list and plan look very good, and it looks like you were thoughtful about when to work on the various stories - week 7 covers cognito and adding users, so your timing of doing that in week 7 is right on. I suspect you may identify some additional detail as you work through the first few stories. For example, will the pick up schedule reside in the database? The bin requests?

Be sure to continue checking off the items in the plan as you complete them.

nateP82 commented 1 year ago

@pawaitemadisoncollege thanks for the feedback! I did have a story for a user to be able to edit their account. Would this qualify as an Update in the CRUD requirements?

I also added a story for an admin to be able to delete an account. I think that will cover the delete portion of the CRUD.

Let me know if I need to make any more changes.

pawaitemadisoncollege commented 1 year ago

Those two stories would do the trick! I think the update is marked as a "stretch" goal. If this is implemented as MVP, you are all set!