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Hacker-Stacker was one of my first multi-day group projects at Dev Bootcamp. Our application was a Stack Overflow clone built using Ruby on Sinatra, JavaScript, jQuery, and aJax.

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Team:

Hacker Stackers

Team Members:

Jim Lengel Ryker Reed Nick Davidson Maria Uyeda Dom Brassey

The user stories that define your MVP:

  • As a user, I can create an account.
  • As a user, I can log on.
  • As a user, I can post a question.
  • As a user, I can post an answer to a question.
  • As a user, I can comment on a question.
  • As a user, I can comment on an answer to a question.
  • As a user, I can up vote a question.
  • As a user, I can up vote an answer.
  • As a user, I can down vote a question.
  • As a user, I can down vote an answer.

Git workflow

  • Members, alert team immediately after pull request.
  • Git Maestra, alert team immediately after remote merge (everyone pull).

Ready to get started?

  • Github: copy repo (url)
  • Local: git clone (url)
  • Local: git co -b development
  • Local: git pull origin development
  • Local: git co -b (feature) (this will be in sync with development)
  • (do your work)

Ready to push?

  • Local: git commit
  • Local: git co development
  • Local: git pull origin development
  • Local: git co (feature)
  • Local: git merge development (merge dev into your feature branch)
  • Local: git push origin (feature) (merge your feature branch into dev remote)
  • GitHub: pull (feature) to team development
  • ALERT THE TEAM - everyone pause work
  • ALERT THE TEAM - Git Maestra merges feature into dev on remote
  • Local: git co development
  • Local: git pull origin development
  • Local: git co (feature)
  • Local: git merge (feature) development
  • (continue doing your work)

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Hacker-Stacker was one of my first multi-day group projects at Dev Bootcamp. Our application was a Stack Overflow clone built using Ruby on Sinatra, JavaScript, jQuery, and aJax.

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