I wrote a list of epic user stories for us to discuss for our final proposal.

I worked with Chad to record our initial project presentation for recruiting other members from the class.

I helped to edit our initial powerpoint for recruiting other members from the class.

I helped construct the PowerPoint presentation with Sonny Icks and form the design of the presentation

I contributed to the creation of our epic stories during the meeting by adding what I had different to our list.

I finished organizing and submitting the documentation needed, as per my Scrum Leader position.

Helped create initial presentation video with Chris that was showed in class

Created working demonstrations of ParseHub that we will use for application

Created and pushed initial project to shared repository on GitHub

I drew up some initial screens drafts for the application based on epic stories.

I researched potential designs for the screens of the app

I compiled the full list of epics that everyone submitted into a cohesive list, removing duplicate stories as well as structuring between epics versus child user stories.

I developed a general storymap as a starting point for everyone to configure priority and sprint goals.

I helped to contribute the storymap-slides in the proposal powerpoint.

I designed the navigation structure for the community section of the app.

I implemented the beginning of the forum layout for the community section of the app.

I implemented the ability for users to submit new threads on the forum

I designed and implemented a data structure to hold the forum thread information.

I implemented the FirestoreController class so we can easily add new cloud-based functionality.

I implemented code to pull the forum thread data from the cloud and convert it back into my local data structure for handling forum threads.

I made a suggestion for how we could compartmentalize our code and pass data to our individual sections of our app in order for us to be able to code more effectively without tightly tangling our code bases.

While it helped with all of our code implementations, it was in response to a question raised by Sonny.

2/13/22

I completed creating the Order History component of the first sprint.

I completed creating the Wishlist component of the first sprint.

I linked the two pages to the user home screen so that we are able to navigate back and forth.

I led the scrum meetings as the scrum master, helping to ensure efficiency and to remind the members of upcoming deadlines, current issues, and time constraints.

I was able to help resolve a meeting time with time constraints for Chris who needed a resource for class. I was also able to clarify backlog formatting for Chad. I was also able to confirm an emergency meeting for Chad’s funeral emergency.

The first instance was 2/17/22. The second instance was 2/18/22. The third instance was 2/17/22.

I implemented the ability to send POST and GET requests so that the app can use external APIs

I created the classes and factories for parsing JSON so that response data could be used.

I created the ability to search for cards by patching arguments into the http GET request

Implemented GET request for Scryfall and added results screen to display response data

created the GET and POST daisy chain for ParseHub runs which will be expanded on Sprint 2

Added MyDialog class to control CircularProgressIndicators for ParseHub calls

Created the GitHub repository and help manage merges

Conversly, Julian helped me greatly with learning Git and managing pulls/merges

Feb 15-18

I created the card inventory screen that currently displays a test inventory of cards

I created a deck screen that shows the build of someone’s deck and allows it to be edited

I created a test card class to allow for testing of the inventory and deck screens in preparation for the firebase stored cards (firebase card inventory in development)

I posted some of the install and run errors/solutions that I had when initially installing flutter to assist other teammates who may have similar issues

the group

2.13.22

I drew up some UI designs for the home, inventory and card cost screens

the group

2.3.22

I found a way our group could record individually to streamline our recording process

the group

2.20.22

I created the Sign in screen that allows users to log into the app.

I created a means for the user to log out of the app in the hamburger menu of the home screen.

I created the Create Account screen that allows new users to create an account to access the app.

I created the User settings screen that allows users to update their username, email, and password, as well as allowing them to delete their account from the app.

I set/standardized the GitHub best practices for the team to ensure proper branching, pushing, and merging as well as a means of updating the Git administrator via discord to keep the team up to date with the current main branch.

This helped teammates who utilized the github account, which was everyone.

2.11.22

I provided bug fix suggestions for future/current issues such as how to change the path if a teammate’s emulator runs into the error of not having enough disk space as well as how to update the Flutter SDK to the current standards.

This helped any teammates who might have run into similar emulator issues or Flutter SDK versioning issues.

2.15.22

I fixed the base version of the code on GitHub when there were initial conflicts between 3 branches not having been pushed, and I reset it to be useable by the team.

This helped teammates who utilized the github account, which was everyone.

2.14.22

I took the role of Git administrator for Sprint 1 by taking care of merging the pull requests and fixing any merge conflicts.

This helped any teammates who submitted their code to be merged into the main branch, which was everyone.

2.14.22

I adjusted everyone’s pages visually by making sure the app bar look, page background coloring, and any other visuals were uniform to promote a cohesive looking app.

This helped adjust the community home screen, add thread screen, deck screen, forum screen, home screen, inventory screen, purchase history screen, and wishlist screen, which included all the teammembers.

2.18.22

I provided a video as to how to format the Product Sprint Backlog when each member adds their user stories and acceptance criteria.

This helped any teammates who contributed to the backlog and had trouble with formatting the excel spreadsheet template.

2.8.22

I helped fix Giovannis App Bar back button issue in the Wish List screen.

Giovanni

2.18.22

I compiled the Product Sprint Backlog and the child user story numbering to be presentable because the format I set up suggested leaving space between each members stories and criteria in case of future add-ons.

This helped all the teammates who contributed to the backlog, which was everyone.

2.19.22

I took the role of testing engineer and verified/tested everyone’s acceptance criteria for the child user stories (except for my own criteria, of which Chad tested)

This helped everyone who contributed acceptance criteria for their user stories (except for my own user stories).

2.19.22

I created a way to reply to forum threads on the community forum thread view screens of the app

I resolved a DateTime data type issue in the Firstore Database

I created a way to view forum threads and display all of their posts under the community forum screen of the app

Worked to find a work around for permissions access for user auth in Firestore

Julian

3/1/2022

Provided video for sprint presentation

Sonny

3/6/2022

I created a search icon in the Wishlist page that allows for easier card search within the page.

A confirmation page has been created that shows users successful purchase and allows navigation.

I have added code in Results to allow for an icon clicked to navigate to Wishlist.

I helped Sonny Icks fix his contributions portion for Sprint 2.

Sonny Icks

3/4/2022

I formatted and re edited the resubmission slides on our PPT presentation so that Sonny Icks could successfully create a new video.

Sonny Icks

3/3/2022

I corrected grammatical and formatting errors within the backlog so that no abbreviations were found and everything within the backlog was clear and concise.

This was ensured to help any teammates that had maybe forgotten or overlooked the required specifications for that document by Dr. Zuo.

3/3/2022

I conducted roles as Scrum leader and completed the tasks needed for my Team, include documentation organization and completion for Sprint 2, confirming every team member has finalized their documentation changes, and submitting the finalized Sprint 2 materials.

This was for the help of the entire team to ensure optimal success and accountability, and to make sure everyone completed all tasks in a timely manner.

3/4/2022

I created a hamburger menu that houses checkmark boxes which act as a price filter for prices displayed under the card. The list of boxes are dynamic and only appear for prices that non

I also assisted others with various bug fixes

I discussed possible implementations of user search integrated with the wishl

Giovanni

March 2nd

I discussed the use of Snapshot to get queried card data for deck builder implementation.

Sonny

March 1st

I created a MagicCard class that takes information from the search results and adds the card to the inventory

A detailed view of has been created in the inventory that allows you to add/remove cards from inventory

A floating button has been added to the inventory screen to allow you to search for a card from there

Chad and I discussed best implementation for a Magic Card with using the search

whole team

3/1/2022

Assisted with meeting guidance and structure during scheduled meetings

whole team

various

For almost all of the pages, I adjusted everyone’s app bar content to include a means of getting and displaying the user’s profile picture.

Within the User Settings screen, I added an area where the user can add/update their profile picture and save the changes.

I added background images to Sign-In, User-Settings, Community-Home, Deck, and Inventory screens for a more attractive looking app.

I added Firebase cloud storage functionality for anyone needing to upload files.

I added Firebase firestore functionality for anyone needing to access/reference the user data information for their pages.

Helped Giovanni trouble-shoot a scope issue involving navigation routes in main.dart page.

Giovanni

3/2

Helped Giovanni trouble-shoot implementing navigation to Home Screen from confirmation screen

Giovanni

3/2

I made a video explaining the process of pulling from github before pushing your code to solidify Github protocol as Git Administrator as well as providing a reference link for other useful git commands.

This helped the whole team because of many merge conflicts due to different versions when pushing.

3/3

helped adapt Giovanni’s Confirmation page in navigation by adhering to the concept of keeping the homepage an anchor by ‘popping’ back to Home rather than a circular model where you navigate to any page at any point.

Giovanni

3/5

I took the role of Git administrator by taking care of merging the pull requests and fixing any merge conflicts.

This helped any teammates who submitted their code to be merged into the main branch, which was everyone.

2/21

I took the role of testing engineer and verified/adjusted/tested everyone’s acceptance criteria for the child user stories (except for my own criteria, of which Chad tested)

This helped everyone who contributed acceptance criteria for their user stories (except for my own user stories).

3/4

I refactored Chad’s home_screen.dart to fit the MVC architecture before everyone started working for sprint 2 to minimize future merge conflicts.

Chad

2/22

I created and implemented a direct messaging system.

I made names dynamically appear in forum threads and direct messaging threads.

I created a class to fetch user data from FIrebase without having to grab the same duplicate data multiple times.

I hosted a celebratory cookout at my house for the team to celebrate the end of Sprint 2

All group members were invited to the cookout

3/12/22

Because our project revolves around the game Magic: The Gathering, I showed members some additional ways and formats to play the game.

Julian and Sonny

3/12/22

I created collections for storing wishlist and purchase history information.

I implemented the data stored in firebase to display on the corresponding pages.

I completed my role as the Scrum Master and organized and gathered all documentation needed for the submission.

The entire group has benefited from my actions as Scrum Master due to making sure everyone has completed their documentation and that the submission was turned in, in a manner that satisfies all requirements.

3/26/22

Attempted to test the card search function to see if Chad’s changes to Scryfall model were different.

Chad

3/24/22

I created a toggle that can switch in-between search mode. The two modes being searching for a card and Searching for a set

I created the model for parsing api data from a new api that is being pushed to sprint 4

I took on the role of tester for this sprint and tested all criteria for user stories except my own.

The entire group benefited from testing as I provided feedback on almost every criteria.

3/25/22 and 3/26/22

I helped Giovanni in regards to passing data back and forth between screens with Flutter’s Navigator (pushnamed).

Giovanni

3/24/22

I wrote the functions for uploading, retrieving, updating and deleting Magic Cards from firebase.

The inventory and deck screens now show cards saved on firebase for the specific user logged in

I created a deck class so that users can now assign Magic Cards to Multiple decks

I wrote the functions for uploading and retrieving Decks from firebase.

I contributed food to the potluck team building event hosted by Chris

Chris, Julian

3/13/22

I assisted Giovanni with coming up with a strategy for saving prices and wishlists in firebase

Giovanni

3/25/22

I updated the functions for updating user account info on the Firestore database.

I added a means for admin accounts (admin@test.com/super@test.com) to be able to access all user’s account info to change the user’s credentials as needed.

I added background pictures to all remaining/newly added pages except for ‘Create New Thread’ page and the search results page.

I contributed food to the potluck team building event hosted by Chris

Chris, Sonny (the members who were able to attend)

3/13/22

I took the role of Git administrator by taking care of merging the pull requests and fixing any merge conflicts.

This helped any teammates who submitted their code to be merged into the main branch, which was everyone.

Throughout sprint-3

I tested Chad’s acceptance criteria (since the person writing the test shouldn’t test their own criteria).

Chad

3/26/22

I created an inbox for the direct messaging system that lets users view all of their direct message conversations in one place.

I created a user search page that lets users search for other users by display name in order to send direct messages to them.

I helped Chad determine the cause of a really obscure bug in our program. Certain cards would no longer display in the app when we tried to query them. The cause was that a number of the cards we were testing with were announced to be reprinted with new artwork, but they had not yet been officially released which resulted in a problem with the API. The announcement of the new art happened during our development this semester.

Chad

3/27/22

I added the usd currency displays to the wishlist page and purchase history page to parse and display next to each card item.

I added the total calculation feature to wishlist page and purchase history page for the sum of all cards.

I corrected the interface issues that were present last sprint on wishlist, the screen rendering and the text alignment.

I completed my role as the Scrum Master and organized and gathered all documentation needed for the submission.

The entire group has benefited from my actions as Scrum Master due to making sure everyone has completed their documentation and that the submission was turned in, in a manner that satisfies all requirements.

4/10/22

I completed the functionality of searching for a set. One can also page through an entire set

I also implemented the functionality of long pressing on a card in the set to get to its card page

Finally, I kept the functionality of Sonny’s Inventory and Giovanni’s Wishlist when going from set results to single cards results

I tested the team’s acceptance criteria with the exception of my own.

The entire team benefited from the testing feedback.

4/9/22

I add functionality that deletes previously added Card decks and the ability to filter the Magic Card inventory to

show only cards that are of the selected types.

I formatted the powerpoint for the video presentation

The group

4/10/22

I added a dynamic ‘Game Play Tools’ page for multiple users to keep track of life point counters, poison counters, energy counters, and daybound/nightbound mode tracking in the card game as well as a dice rolling function.

I edited aspects of each team member’s pages to unify styling, color choices, and backgrounds to ensure a more unified atmosphere to the app.

I took the role of Git administrator by taking care of merging the pull requests and fixing any merge conflicts.

This helped any teammates who submitted their code to be merged into the main branch, which was everyone.

Throughout sprint-4

I tested Chad’s acceptance criteria (since the person writing the test shouldn’t test their own criteria).

Chad

4/9/22

I reviewed code and added comments and documentation to the project.

I fixed a bug Sonny found in testing inboxes that caused conversations to occasionally not appear.

I volunteered to take lead for preparing for the project presentation

I reviewed code and added comments and documentation to the project.

I attempted to fix any bugs found in my code, in which Sonny Icks found the solution for.

I completed my role as Scrum Leader and got the final deliverables together for submission.

I Fixed the issue with displaying single sided multifaceted cards versus double sided multifaced cards in card_results_screen

I applied the same logic for a similar problem when looking at card images in a set form in set_results_screen

Provided bug fixes for wishlist, purchase, deck and inventory screens

Stress tested all sections of program for bugs and fixed or notified team members accordingly

I fixed the issue with the admin/user updating email (Sprint 3 Acceptance Criteria lines 68, 70, and 79)

Adjusted and fixed new errors found by Sonny regarding email changes on specific accounts.