This article was originally posted on Nov 7th 2016 at: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/how-to-start-and-finish-any-web-app-project
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Awesome guide, I'll be applying this to the project im starting on right now :D
Hey, thanks a lot for reading. Reply back here with your feature list (if it's not sensitive info). I'd love to take a look to see how others apply it.
Yeah sure. It's basically a cloud markdown editor so that I can edit and a future blog post from anywhere, be it mobile or my mac.
I would like to:
That's a good start. Have you thought about how to break down sharing an unpublished post into smaller steps?
Yeah, ideally I'd have 3 levels of permissions:
A document would be represented as a URL like
https://example.com/${postID}, similar to how Medium works and can be viewed by anyone provided with the link.If the owner views it, they can edit it however they'd like. If anyone else views it, they can only read the markdown.
Since I'm not too concerned about other users using this app I'd start with just #1, then allow for #3, and eventually #2.
My priorities revolve around anything that'll reduce friction in my own dev/writer experience.
Thank you Nick for the awesome article.
The article gives off the vibe that it's from your experience and how it worked for you.
I see where I've been going wrong when it comes to doing a side project and abandoning it most of the time.
I have been writing down steps to do without having a plan, which didn't have actual goal even to begin with.
No problem. Everything I write about is from prior experience. There's about 150 more articles on my site nickjanetakis.com.
The one you read here was originally posted on my site over 2 years ago.
Hey!,
it a crazy article we have here.It took me 1h to read it and i'm satisfied.
i also want to translate it in french if you agree.
Thanks a lot
Thanks.
Sure that would be much appreciated, but please set the canonical URL to point back to my website.
I originally posted this monitor article on my personal blog 1.5 years ago.
You'd want to set the canonical URL like this in the head of your HTML:
<link rel="canonical" href="nickjanetakis.com/blog/how-to-pick...>
Okay, there isn't a problem.
Thanks
That's is awesome man... and I also notice that this lead to UML modelling, like those actions seem to be Use Cases, and the relation can be reviewed as class diagrams...
BTW it is clear and simple
Thanks. Yeah you can go as far as you want when it comes to this.
I also put up a 90 minute video (with time stamps) doing this live on a new project. That's at: nickjanetakis.com/blog/live-demo-o...
i will check it out. thank you
Thank you, I learned so much about your knowledge and insights about planning. I never thought of it can be like coding, can be practiced. :)
Thanks for reading.
A useful guide.