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Jennifer Lindgren
TDDD27_2019_codabify
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@@ -6,22 +6,5 @@ Codabify is a web application for collaborative code hacking in your browser!
Create and share projects, write code and chat with your collaborators in
real-time.
Some features I plan to implement are:
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Users
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Projects
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Different levels of authority for users in a project (edit, view-only)
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Chat
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Select a code section and add a comment
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Git support (commit and push changes to repo)
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Run code
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Different languages (I will start with Python)
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Code blocks (similar to the ones in Jupyter Notebooks)
The frontend will be built using Angular and the backend using Flask.
For testing I will use Selenium. The databases required to store data will be
created and maintained using SQLite3.
One challenge I see is creating a nice coding environment with syntax
highlighting and syntax error detection, however I have found a few libraries
that may be able to help me with this. For example PyChecker, Pyflakes or
pylint in the case of Python files.
A video showing the application and some of the code is available here:
https://youtu.be/dePURsHOfyE
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