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'''Project Name:''' Curious | '''Project Name:''' Curious | ||
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== '''Project Team:'''<br> == | |||
'''Tatagatha Dasgupta '''- strategy, js, php, Twitter api<br> | |||
''' | '''Trina Chiasson''' - strategy and organization, css, html, some js<br> | ||
''' | '''Cole Gillespie''' - js guru<br> | ||
''' | '''Cody Shotwell '''- design, user interface, usability<br> | ||
''' | Shout out to '''Laurian, Nicola, Saleem, and Chris''' for their support. <br> | ||
== '''Big Goal for MoJo Hackfest:''' <br> == | |||
Summary | |||
Curious is a web application that lets users quickly geo-tag a media post something they are curious about, and pulls in geotagged tweets and other media based on proximity and keyword relevance | |||
In the early stages of #hacktoberfest, similarities between Cole's Finden project and Trina's Curious project emerged and the two were combined. Tatagatha and Cody stepped in to fill technical and design gaps. | |||
In it's current state, users can post a tweet | |||
Day 1 | |||
*found existing mapping code | |||
*explored js tools for publishing tweets | |||
*had strategic conversations with other participants about potential hurdles | |||
*decided to combine Curious with Cole's project, Finden | |||
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Day 2 | |||
Trina worked with Mark to build Hyperaudio | |||
Cody began working on a way to combine the two projects into a unified user experience | |||
Cole wrote the base js code and shared it on GitHub | |||
T. implemented Twitter authentication | |||
Day 3 | |||
T. integrated the PHP with the frontend code | |||
Trina worked on the front end and prepared the project presentation | |||
Cody worked on design elements, look and feel, and | |||
Cole added UI functionality and interactivity | |||
== '''Big Goal for MoJo Hackfest:''' <br> == | |||
Work on interesting projects. Learn from everyone. Contribute as much as possible. Move a few steps closer to turning Curious into a finished product.<br> | Work on interesting projects. Learn from everyone. Contribute as much as possible. Move a few steps closer to turning Curious into a finished product.<br> | ||
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#NEW: JavaScript whiz who can answer some questions | #NEW: JavaScript whiz who can answer some questions | ||
== Resources == | == Resources == | ||
'''Link for more info:''' [http://trina.ch/curious http://trina.ch/curious]<br> | '''Link for more info:''' [http://trina.ch/curious http://trina.ch/curious]<br> | ||
<span style="font-weight: bold;">Link to github repos:</span> [https://github.com/tathagata/spurious Curious]<br> | <span style="font-weight: bold;">Link to github repos:</span> [https://github.com/tathagata/spurious Curious]<br> | ||
'''Link to presentation:''' [https://docs.google.com/present/edit?id=0Af0KHky5jqlYZGNzbXdjOW1fNzkxZ2Y0bTZ3ZnM&hl=en_US Curious Slides] | '''Link to presentation:''' [https://docs.google.com/present/edit?id=0Af0KHky5jqlYZGNzbXdjOW1fNzkxZ2Y0bTZ3ZnM&hl=en_US Curious Slides] | ||
Revision as of 08:45, 29 September 2011
Project Name: Curious
Project Team:
Tatagatha Dasgupta - strategy, js, php, Twitter api
Trina Chiasson - strategy and organization, css, html, some js
Cole Gillespie - js guru
Cody Shotwell - design, user interface, usability
Shout out to Laurian, Nicola, Saleem, and Chris for their support.
Summary
Curious is a web application that lets users quickly geo-tag a media post something they are curious about, and pulls in geotagged tweets and other media based on proximity and keyword relevance
In the early stages of #hacktoberfest, similarities between Cole's Finden project and Trina's Curious project emerged and the two were combined. Tatagatha and Cody stepped in to fill technical and design gaps.
In it's current state, users can post a tweet
Day 1
- found existing mapping code
- explored js tools for publishing tweets
- had strategic conversations with other participants about potential hurdles
- decided to combine Curious with Cole's project, Finden
Day 2
Trina worked with Mark to build Hyperaudio
Cody began working on a way to combine the two projects into a unified user experience
Cole wrote the base js code and shared it on GitHub
T. implemented Twitter authentication
Day 3
T. integrated the PHP with the frontend code
Trina worked on the front end and prepared the project presentation
Cody worked on design elements, look and feel, and
Cole added UI functionality and interactivity
Big Goal for MoJo Hackfest:
Work on interesting projects. Learn from everyone. Contribute as much as possible. Move a few steps closer to turning Curious into a finished product.
Key steps toward goal
- Organize a list of tangible activities for contributors with different skills
- Learn more about the specific development needs for an application like Curious (language? security? apis? existing code?)
- Learn as much as I can about the other projects. Find out which ones could use my specific skill sets.
- Help to organize the needs of each project. Connect talent with needs and foster collaboration.
- Make projects shine. Boost the collective product quality for the entire #moznewslab team.
Pending needs
- Someone who can help me figure out how to collect data from multiple users and place that data on a shared map.
- NEW: JavaScript whiz who can answer some questions
Resources
Link for more info: http://trina.ch/curious
Link to github repos: Curious
Link to presentation: Curious Slides