Eternity was made as a way to remember all the great memories and members of the SEI - Eternity course. It also serves as a great reference to all the course materials that were took in the duration of it.
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- Wireframes
- Final Design
- Building games to add as easter eggs that are triggered on certain events.
- Adding projects 3 and 4 to the students projects component.
- Add the ability for course members to log in using their github accounts
- Logged in course memebers can add to the timeline of memories
- Added project 3 to students projects ✔️
- Course members can log in using their github accounts ✔️
- Logged in course members can add to the timeline of memories ✔️
- The user will be able to change website routes on a single page.
- The user will be able to search through projects using student name, project name or project number (1,2,3...).
- The user will be able to click on cards on materials componenet that redirect to course materials cheatsheets.
- The user will be able to browse the timeline in chronological order.
- The user will be able to invoke 'Easter Eggs' through specific triggers.
- Reactjs: The website was built on Reactjs
- React Semantic-ui: The library used for styling
- Firebase: Was used to create an API to store database
- Monday.com: Was used for team communication and project timeline
- Visual Studio: Was used for coding
- Source Control: was used to manage commit versoins
- loading.io: Was used to create the animated logos for the website
- Google Chrome Web Browser: Was used to view the website
- jsoneditoronline.org: Was used
- emojipedia.org: Was used for emojis
- Axios: for GET requests
- react-vertical-timeline-component: Was used for the vertical timeline library
- animate.css: Was used for text animations
- Internet connection
- Web browser
The website was built on rails. Components were divided on team members to work on. Source controlling was used to merge all components. A database was built using firebase. Styling was done using Semantic-ui library. The team communication was done through Monday.