Closed enridaga closed 2 years ago
This could be setup in a new UI branch or reuse any of the existing prototypes
Initial data to work with can be derived from one of the JSON files in the /datasets branch, for example this one
Hi @JaseMK , I was taught to have a develop
and a master
branch. master
collects production code. develop
collects development code, to be examined by other people, for UAT (user acceptance test) and eventually delivered in production. Generally I create a new branch from develop
when a new feature is to implemented (for example ui-youtube-player
or angular-project-setup
). When the new branch is completed than is merged into develop
. People can then examine the new feature in development code, and if they approved it for production, develop
is than merged into master
.
Eventually CI/CD can be configured both for develop
and master
to always have production and development code online, at which other people can look at. (E.g. configured to send code online everytime you have a new commit on these branches).
I report this just to tell as I moved until now. You can freely merge everything you produce on top of develop
branch. For example the angular basic skeleton.
In any case as I guess you are much more experienced than me, if you have another development process/flow in mind just express that and I can happily align to that :) As we haven't discussed about these until now I simply begun with what I was used to.
Hello, here are some updated sketches with the Youtube player incorporated into them:
Of course, even though in the sketches the youtube player shows the same image (as if it was always in the same second of the song) each of the sketches should actually show a different image/part of the video, as they go through time and thus would be at different seconds of the song. I thought it wasn't worth the time to do that at this point, but anyone thinks it is important I can do that edit soon.
@ccolonna you should probably use these to guide the html templates you are working on?
Hope this is helpful!
YouTube interface prototype complete
UI embedding a youtube player, keeping only basic controls (play, stop, forward, backword, scroll)