Created
April 24, 2015 04:49
-
-
Save mcshakes/64fb5de2fc3af133ca88 to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
This file contains hidden or bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters.
Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters
* Name of the project | |
OceanClimate (for now. I hate naming things) | |
* URL | |
https://oceanclimate.herokuapp.com/ | |
* What did you work on | |
Right now, just implementing the second API login with Twilio. It's harder than I thought, especially with how relatively easy the Twitter login went. Between doing that and playing around with the views, I've also been trying to structure (in my mind at least) how the data is going to come in for the users to see. I've made three controllers for Twilio, only to delete two, only to second guess the duties of each controller. I should have it figured out tomorrow once I play around on the separate branches. | |
* What did you have problem with | |
Lately I've been fighting with oauth integration tests. Every source I find seems to contradict what the gem wiki says to do for testing. I spent a long time on that before just giving up and reading up on the Twilio docs instead. I'll retry on Friday and hopefully have first OAuth test up. | |
* What do you plan to do for the next iteration (Tuesday) | |
I plan on having twilio logins fully integrated and testes alongside the Twitter login. By then I figure I should also be running a seed file, but I don't really know what to start seeding (something we can talk about tomorrow maybe?) especially as I integrate the climate data. I practiced consuming that API already, and toyed around with it. I entered the long and lat (something I figure fisherman/sea-people all over the world should know) and received the proper data back. So that was cool. | |
But I'm going to focus on getting Twitter and Twilio fully mapped out along with the views and tested for Tuesday. |
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment