QuietNet

QuietNet is a new-age pseudonymous social network that allows users to share their true stories by hiding their real identity so that they can express themselves freely.

On QuietNet, anyone can share their thoughts using a pseudonymous username. The app aims to provide an anonymous social network for everyone to speak the truth fearlessly, challenge the stereotypes and discover the reality.

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Key Features

Registration Module:

• The registration module consists of three pages, likely including a sign-up page, a profile creation page, and a confirmation page.
• Users provide information such as a pseudonymous username, email, password, and optionally, additional profile details.
• This information is stored in the user table in the database.

Profile Management:

• Users can update their profiles, which includes modifying their pseudonymous username, email, profile picture, bio, and other details.
• These profile updates are reflected in the user table in the database.

Main Page:

• The main page displays all posts from users.
• Users can select a topic to discuss, and when they click on a post, they can view the post details and share their thoughts.
• Posts are stored in the post table in the database. Each post is associated with the user who created it via the pUserid foreign key.

Sharing Thoughts:

• Users can share their thoughts on existing topics or create new topics if their desired topic title is not present.
• When users share their thoughts, a new post is created and added to the post table in the database.

Like Functionality:

• Users can like posts to express their appreciation or agreement.
• Likes are stored in the like table in the database, where each like is associated with a specific post and user.

Sign-in/Sign-out System:

• QuietNet has a robust sign-in/sign-out system to authenticate users and protect their accounts.
• User authentication is managed using session management techniques, likely involving cookies or session tokens.

Database Tables and Relationships:

• The user table stores user information and is connected to posts via the pUserid foreign key.
• The post table stores posts created by users and is connected to the user table via the pUserid foreign key.
• The like table stores information about likes on posts and is connected to both the user and post tables.
• The comment table stores comments made by users on posts and is connected to both the user and post tables.