raminux / collab.share

collab.share

The aim of this repo is to design a new kind of social network platform. It provides a unique collaborative environment for its users. The main feature of it is that every contribution of users will be valued. This is the core of this platform.

What to do now?

At this point, I have to start small. First of all, I must design the pages of this platform. It should contain the following elements:

• Objective (start small)

  • I'm going to teach how to improve the platform
    • General tutorials useful for various purposes
    • Specific tutorials relating to platform development
    • General trainings are just in the direction of platform development.
  • get feedback and participate users in the flow
  • make it fun and helpful
  • This section has a webpage called Platform Development Guidelines
    • Shows all viedos
    • loads videos from youtube
    • shows comments
    • shows likes
    • shows youtube statistics of this video
    • takes into account UX/UI

• User registration procedures

  • sign up, sign in, log out,
  • authenticate using github and gmail

• User profile

  • show user's share
  • show user's collaborations

• Collaboration

  • different types of collaboration
  • start small
  • follow/unfollow
  • fuzzy like/dislike
  • add comments
  • score comments
  • suggestions
  • voice/video tutoring

• Landing page

  • show the last videos of the platform
  • show some statistics

Some basic guidelines for developers

• The target is clear, go in that direction on a daily basis.
• Learn and teach whatever is required along the way. Just be on the way!
• Persist!
• Consistency is the key.
• Do something every day even though it seems small. Small improvements will result in a huge progress!

Redefining Goals

As I stated before, start small and grow bigger. This is what everything in the nature is based on. So, I've decided to start this channel as a ==Coding & Poetry== platform. As a result, I'm going to develope a collaborative platform and talk about poem. That's it! Simple yet effective and my favorite!