github.com/shenoy-anurag/forum
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https://github.com/shenoy-anurag/simple-reddit
Frontend is deployed to http://3.21.236.152:4200/
Backend is deployed to http://3.21.236.152:8080/ping
Simple Reddit is inspired from THE Reddit. It is being built as semester long project for the course Software Engineering - CEN 5035 at the University of Florida. Simple Reddit is a forum for anyone to post content and comment on posts built using Angular JS, Go, and MongoDB.
The aim of the project is to use Agile methodologies to quickly develop shippable code and to iteratively improve the product based on feedback.
We are using Github Projects to manage our Sprints, writing user stories as Issues and building functionality to close issues and achieve milestones. We are also documenting the project on the repo’s wiki.
Users will be able to:
More on how to setup the Back-end is available here.
More on how to setup the Front-end can be found here.
Documentation, API Reference, Video Tutorials.
Summary of Sprint 1 is here.
Summary of Sprint 2 is here.
Summary of Sprint 3 is here.
Summary of Sprint 4 is here
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
For questions, please contact ngjohn15@gmail.com
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