'Meet Your Street' is a Social Network for Neibhgourhoods in order to organize their daily and social life. Share a garden hose, a wicked mower or look for neighbours who could bring you some meds while you're sick in bed: post it on Meet Your Street and get things done within your neighbourhood.
'Meet Your Street' was built as a second coding project during Web Development Immersive at General Assembly London.
- There are a lot of social networks and sharing-websites out there. But who wants to drive 100 miles to get a garden hose. You want to be able to share stuff within your neighbourhood. It's social and good for the environment. Apart from that: You get in contact with your neighbours.
- Neighbourhoods are getting more and more anonymous. On Meet Your Street you can find like-minded people, f.e. for a a barbacue or a run in the park.
- Elderly people are dependent on help from other people. F.e. to get a ride to the doctor or get some groceries. On Meet Your Street, you can organize this easily.
- 'Meet Your Street' gets neighbours together digitally. All Posts on 'Meet Your Street' are geo-tagged. Only Neighbours in a range of max 1 Mile can access your profile and your posts.
- 'Meet Your Street' is set-up as easy as possible. Mein Use-Cases are: ++ Uploading Posts (Text, Image) in order to offer sth. or look for sth. ++ Comment on Posts in order to organize everything or exchange details via Email ++ Restrict access to posts and users based on your registration-info (Street, Post-Code, City) ++ Allow access to posts only for users in the same neighbourhood
- Add SMS-Verification
- Add interactive Google Map to search within a neighbourhood
- Define Neighbourhood not only on distance but on area or zip-code etc.
- Display neighbourhood on Google Map
'Meet Your Street' is built with Ruby on Rails with some help from:
- jQuery
- SCSS
- Font Awesome
- Foundation
- Animate CSS
- Clickable Wireframes with Balsamiq
- ERD-Diagram with Omnigraffle erd.png
- Use-Cases and User-Stories with Google Docs
- Project-Planning with Trello file.pdf
###Credits
- 'Meet Your Street' by Mathias Menzl
- 'Meet Your Street' wouldn't have been possible without the vast coding knowledge of GA Teachers Alex, Caroline and Oli
- Video Snippets courtesy of Vimeo-Users https://vimeo.com/parkslope
- Any ressources used were either created by hand or are free of right and duly credited
Feel free to comment and fork.