How can you learn about who your friends are in the real world? Reputation Pie is a Facebook integrated platform where you can rate your friends, tag to describe them, ask and answer questions about them.
How can you learn about who your friends are in the real world? Reputation Pie is a Facebook integrated platform where you can rate your friends, tag to describe them, ask and answer questions about them.
Reputation Pie's target is young people between 18 - 38 years old. The design had to speak to them. We created a clean yet graphic interface in which people can interact easily with their Facebook data.
This is a Ruby on Rails project. One of the most interesting parts of the app is the in depth integration with the Facebook API.
The development team is conformed by 2 engineers working full time.
class Facebook def initialize(user_token) @graph = Koala::Facebook::API.new(user_token) end def all_friends @graph.get_connections("me", "taggable_friends?fields=name, picture.width(215).height(215)") end def info_user @graph.get_object("me") end def picture_user @graph.get_object('me', fields: "picture.width(215).height(215)") end end
class TagsController < ApplicationController before_action :authenticate_user! before_action :check_current_user before_action :validation_user_friend before_action :initialize_model, only: [:add_friend_tag, :tags_friend_vote] def params_tag params.permit(:friend_id, :new_friend_tag, :tags_friend_id, :state) end def add_friend_tag friend_id = params_tag[:friend_id].to_i @tags_friends.add_friend_tag(friend_id, params_tag[:new_friend_tag]) @tags = TagsFriend.where(friend_tagged_id: friend_id) render :json => {:tag => @tags } end def tags_friend_vote @tags_friends.tags_friend_vote(params_tag[:state], params_tag[:tags_friend_id], params_tag[:friend_id]) @votes = TagsVote.vote_by_tag_friend(params_tag[:tags_friend_id], params_tag[:friend_id]) render :json => {:vote => @votes } end def friend_latest_tags @vote = TagsVote.vote_by_tag_friend(params_tag[:tags_friend_id], params_tag[:friend_id]) render :json => {:vote => @vote } end def count_profesional_tags count = Profession.count render :json => {:count => count} end private def initialize_model @tags_friends = ManageTagsFriends.new(current_user) end end
Don't take our word for it. We run Therapy Sublet through Code Climate, and this third party app rates our code and gives us recommendations in how to improve it.
To start the project our team met in Skype with Reputation Pie's team to fully understand the concept and brainstorm to execute some ideas.
Every Monday we send a report on what the team was able to accomplish the prior week and what the plan is for the upcoming week.
We detail in cards all stories that need to happen in the project. When completed, each card shows an Acceptance Criteria, Pull Request to Github, and Test coverage.
A Sr Developer will conduct Code Reviews and accept or reject the story. When approved a member of the Q/A team tests the story in the production environment.
We do weekly deploys to the project and push all new features to production.
We will still need your feedback in this process to tell us whether it meets the needs or needs further tweaking. Ultimatelly the story must be accepted by you.