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Introduction:
Introduction
User Guides:
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Navigating the Market
Navigating your Profile
Buying a Book
Selling a Book
Developer Guides:
Front End Description
API Guide
API Autodoc
Extra Documents:
Analysis Document
Design Document
Ethical Concerns
Helpful Links
Meeting Notes Workflow
Requirements Document
Meeting Notes
Jan 23 Tue - Initial Project Vote
Jan 24 Wed - Minimum Viable Product
Jan 30 Tue - Requirements Brainstorming
Jan 31 Wed - Ethical Implications
Feb 06 Tue - Planning and Workshopping
Feb 20 Tue - Wrapping Up Analysis
Feb 27 Tue - GitHub Migration
Apr 03 Tue - Funding Update
Jan 26 Fri - UI Design
Jan 30 Tue - Front-End Tools and Design
Feb 2 Fri - Overall Architecture
Feb 05 Mon - Details and Desired Functionality
Feb 06 Tue - Tool Tutorials
Feb 09 Fri - Random
Feb 06 Tue - Team Organization and OAuth
Feb 28 Wed - API Basics
Mar 27 Tue - API Endpoints
Apr 03 Tue - API Meeting
Jan 30 Tue - Task Management
Feb 05 Mon - Take Me To Your Leader
Feb 06 Tue - Analysis Document Outline
Feb 27 Tue - New Documentation Tools
Apr 11 Wed - Documentation Tasks
Privacy Policy
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