DTR deliverable for Personal Development

LB-FE1706-DTR

Project: Idea Box

Group Member Names: Lola Brenner, Erik Ingvalson

Project Expectations: What does each group member hope to get out of this project? Better understanding of jQuery and local storage, overcoming differences in work habits (introvert v extrovert), seamless communication

Goals and expectations: github mastery, lots of commits on github, smooth workflow with ping-pong style, use lots of jQuery

Team strengths: communication skills, asking for help, code organization, improving CSS skills, pseudocoding

How to overcome obstacles: communication, asking for help immediately

Schedule Expectations: Meeting Saturday to accomplish agreed-upon goals, meeting every morning around 7:30, pairings every afternoon Mon-Wed, staying late enough to accomplish daily goals

Communication Expectations: communicating in person as much as possible, slack if we need to, text about meeting time/places, waffle to keep track of what each person is doing

Abilities Expectations: Erik is stronger in CSS and wants to become stronger with jQuery, Javascript, code organization and refactoring. Lola is becoming more confident with CSS but still wants to improve, improve in jQuery

Workload Expectations: Erik will do the bulk of the CSS, Lola is doing both iterations of pseudocoding, from there we will dole out javascript/jQuery tasks per day

Workflow Expectations (Git workflow/Tools/Code Review/Reviewing Pull Requests): do a commit/push every time waffle card is complete, use waffle to track workflow, we will each review others code and handle pull requests for the other

Expectations for giving and receiving feedback: Any verbal feedback will be direct, honest, with a good dose of praise. 

Agenda to discuss project launch:  projected schedule of completion of phases, when and where to work, pairing schedules, delegation of workload

Ideas: celebrate small victories! Stay positive! Focus on working well together more than getting project to complete comp

Tools: github, waffle.io, html mockups, heavy pseudocoding

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