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Presentation Plan
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Make sure we populate our database with lots of good (fake non test) posts
- Could cleverly name some of the posts relevant to their privacy settings
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Maybe even make sure lots of the accounts have lots posts and connected friendships
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This way if we show off unfriending the posts should disappear
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logged into social.hydrated.app ahead of time
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a peter account
Ben
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Introduction, names, what our app is, what our app uses
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Create an account (make sure to fill out all fields)
- Have someone authenticate/approve the account
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Login, view a list of public posts
- Currently pulls 25 public posts from each connected server
- Then displays them along with all saved public posts
Tolu
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Edit profile
- if view profile has more details could potentially show it, could still show it being empty too
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Create a post
- Fill in fields, select "all friends", upload an image, put friends only in the title
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Comment on the same post you just made
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Note the post on the homepage, as well as profile page
- Click the enlarge button on the image, CSS magic
Peter
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send a friend request to personal account on social.hydrated to prove it works
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Send a friend request to a local author account already created (don't accept that yet)
James
- Login to the local friend requested account
- Show that the earlier created friends only post is not visible
- Go to friends and see the current friend request
- Try to click the buttons lol
- Note the new post that is now visible, as it was not visible before
- Note how the friend is now visible on the my friends page
Calvin
- Talk about how remote posts are on our home page
- create a remote post
- comment on the remote post remotely
- refresh connectify to see it
- Add a comment to one of remote Peter's posts, show that the comment shows up on the home feed
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Show off API endpoints in the browser (note: We can't use browser to show off API since we need X-User header and auth. Postman would be way better to use since we can prepare the api requests ahead of time. I could plug my laptop into the HDMI?)
- Show off how they support pagination, pages and sizes
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Show how the API is not accessible when not authenticated