JimCampagno

The time is always right to do what is right. ~Martin Luther King Jr.

Summary (all you need to know)

• Update how we build out features: Propose a problem --> Validate the problem --> Come up with a solution --> Build It --> Ship It (leaning heavily on agile processes). Product Opportunities Board
• Centralize progress and status of various features of our product within JIRA (accessible to the entire company) One master project in JIRA which will make a direct connection into the Product Roadmap
• Centralize the product roadmap within JIRA & Confluence (accessible to the entire company). [Product Roadmap](https://betterpt.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/P2

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Story, Task, Bug Creation

1. Select Create Issue

2. Dropdown box to the left allows you to adjust the type

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BetterPT

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Goal

To tap into a large group of patients and connect them with physical therapists in their area. Tackling this problem requires us to keep this goal in mind along ever iteration of a new feature. In the most stupefyingly simple scenario, if the idea/feature is not contributing to the goal then it needs to wait.

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Sprint Planning

General Notes

• DON'T think of Pivotal Tracker as a hinderance to the creative hive-mind of the company.
• DO think of it as one of the members of the team. This mindset will allow us to properly integrate it into our flow.

After our sprint planning meeting is over, we are off to the races:

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Credit Agency Advice

There are three players in this game as follows:

Experian

P.O. Box 9532
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888.397.3742

Equifax

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Android Registration Overview

Last updated: 4/30/18 @ 10:30 pm

Branch: feature/156306784-login-register-merge

Registration (Step 1 of 3)

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Registration Flow - iOS

A crucial type in the app is the CognitoStore. There's only ever one instance of this type that lives throughout the life-cycle of the app. Everywhere in our app, a dev has access to this one instance through the sharedInstance static stored property on the CognitoStore.

Important to note is the init function on this type. It sets everything up, most imporantly the userPool stored property of type AWSCognitoIdentityUserPool. This in turn will provide access to the AWSCognitoIdentityUser that exists on the AWSCognitoIdentityUserPool. This is done by calling currentUser() on the AWSCognitoIdentityUserPool instance.

We expose the AWSCognitoIdentityUser in the form of a computed property named currentUser.

Here's how accessing this currentUser looks like throughout the app:

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Web Q.A.

tested using Safari Version 11.0.3

2/28/18

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Testing the iOS App

version 2.0.10

Brief Overview

First thing you should notice is that there's a Tab-Bar in the app. The Practices tab is currently being worked on (and will be complete by Thursday). You will notice that the Practices tab currently displays the correct view when a user is logged out, but when they are logged in it will display just a blue background.

When selecting the Account tab, you should see the following (if you're NOT logged in):