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This page contains a general overview of the lessons various Rose project teams have learned working on this project.
- Pavani Ravella (pavaniravella)
- Russel Staples (stapler)
- Elijah Williams (williae2)
- Omar Fayoumi (rhit-fayoumoa)
- derelict? (commit 158eea8)
- wandkero? (commit 519cb25)
The poster used for the Rose Show.
No formal 'project handover' documentation was produced.
Elijah was thankfully able to meet with us and recover some documents from the first team's work.
They can be found in google drive.
- Rob Budak (budak7273, computerguy440)
- Brian Chan (rhit-chanb)
- Riley Robinson (robinsr2)
- David Sampson (davidcsampson)
(this section was written by the second team)
- Not having project handover documentation sucks, we need to make sure the next team has something to go off of
- Communication between team members and the client is critical
- We need to meet frequently with the client
- Solution: weekly client meetings
- We need to stay in good contact with each other
- Solution: frequent communication over Discord
- We need to meet frequently with the client
- Hadoop was way overkill for this project, it's a good thing they realized it quickly
- The credentials for the Supabase were not avaliable to us, and we could not get the rest of the system to communicate with Supabase. In the interest of time, we removed it in favor of using Firebase for authentication and MongoDB for data storage.
This section contains information that we think will be valuable to the third team (and future teams).
- Understanding GitHub CI
- TODO continue this list
- TODO "Surviving Stripes and Senior Project Paperwork"
- Weeks to watch out for sudden bursts of non-project work
- Mock Rose Show
- Ethics Assignment
- Engineering Standards Assignment
- WK10 final document submission and individual performance reviews
- Docker ARG/.env/env-file/ENV disambiguation and scope
- Docker multi-stage builds and compose extending to reuse the same dockerfile and compose for dev and prod
- List yourself here once you're the third team!
(this section is to be written by the third team)