Adam Reid - [LambdaMUD-Project]

[iAmAdamReid]

Trello Set Up:

• Create a Trello account if you don't have one already
• Create a new board called "LambdaMUD - {Your Name}"
• Create lists titled backlog,To Do, In Progress, and Done
• Fill in the To Do list with the MVP features listed below
• Fill in the backlog list with all the extra features listed below
• Share your board with the project manager that has been assigned to you. If you have not been assigned yet, reach out to your lead PM for guidance
• Add your Trello URL to your project's README.md file. Commit the change, push it to your repository & submit a pull request

MVP Features:

Client

• Create a standalone frontend app that communicates with the server via API calls
• Be able to create a new account on the server (implemented on server)
• Be able to log in to the server (implemented on server)
• Create an interface that displays the current room name, its description and the other players in the room
• Be able to move between rooms and update the display accordingly (implemented on server)
• Be able to use a say command to say things that other people in the room will see (server implementation incomplete)
• Upon login, subscribe to a Pusher channel based on the player's universally unique id: p-channel-<uuid>
• Bind the player channel to broadcast events and display the messages to the player
• Alert the player when someone enters and leaves the current room (implemented on server)
• Alert the player when someone in the current room says something (server implementation incomplete)

Server

• Create a new API endpoint for say which broadcasts a message to other players in the current room
• Deploy to Heroku

General

• Header comments in all source files that describe overall what the file does
• Header comments on all functions that describe what the function does, function arguments, and return values

[TheDeterminator]

Adam, I am quite happy and impressed with you figuring out that table issue that had been plaguing so many students the past week. I know you were somewhat disappointed about having not gotten further today, but this is truly a one day project for the strongest coders. I'm confident you will finish in record time. Great job again.