23 -- Urlybird -- Will Butts + Ryan Burton

[Shea-Wolfe]

• Yak shaving
  • [x] Create a repository that all members of your group can access
  • [x] Create an empty django project
• Planning (with your group):
  • [x] Decide upon all the models that you will use and how they are related
  • [x] Get a rough idea of the URL scheme you will use
  • [x] Decide upon what app(s) will be in your project
  • [x] Delegate tasks to group members
• Normal mode
  • [x] Do all work in feature branches, merge to master using pull requests
  • [x] Users can create an account, log in, and log out.
  • [x] Users can save a URL as a bookmark with a title and an optional description.
  • [x] Users can see all their bookmarks in a paginated list in reverse chronological order.
  • [x] Users can edit and delete their own bookmarks.
  • [x] Users can see all the bookmarks for another user in a paginated list in reverse chronological order.
  • [x] Users can see all the bookmarks for all users in a paginated list in reverse chronological order.
  • [x] Users can access a bookmark through a URL with a short code, allowing them to share bookmarks.
  • [x] When a user accesses a bookmark, the access is recorded with the bookmark, the user -- or anonymous user -- and the timestamp.
• Hard mode
  • [ ] Add additional features

[Shea-Wolfe]

@powder-river @jamesmallen

https://github.com/Shea-Wolfe/urly-bird

Think we did a pretty good job of it. Got bogged down by trying to figure out clicks/day so we skipped that graph but got the usage charts in (on a users homepage).