PicATrip

Who are we?

PicATrip is a web platform for sharing experiences from trips in a form of photos.

Other features It provides:

• A trip search functionality by areas

• Commenting functionality for trips shared on the platform

  PicATrip allows users to have the opportunity to contribute their trip experience and thoughts by picking a picture of a trip shared on the platform, and by that learn about the trips which stands behind the pictures, and having the opportunity to share their thoughts and comment if they desire.

Why using us?

Have you ever heard of the phrase 'eating with the eyes'? well that's about it! we believe in outdoor lifestyle and trips, and we strive to promote and encourage people to share their experience of trips in a form of a photo, only then when a user had an interest in a trip picture, he would be capable of getting more information about the trip, and comment his thoughts about it.

On days where we spending most of our time indoors, staring at screens, and being glued to our chair, whether it's as part of our studies, work, or as part of binging a series on the couch. We desire to change it and as wiser people have said- a photo worth a thousand words, then what's better than a thousand words to describe an experience of a trip.

Still not convinced?

As my mom used to say to me as a picky eater- " try first, and then we'll discuss it, what do you have to lose?"

Tools used for Development

• Vagrant - a tool for using virtual machines to share development environments
• PipEnv - a packaging tool for Python that solves some common problems associated with the typical workflow using pip, virtualenv, and the good old requirements
• Django - a software framework for writing web applications using the Python programming language

Team members

Red Hat Open Source Course: Beyond05 - Team 2:

• Leead Arbetman
• Shoval Ovadia
• Nadav Spinco
• Ma'ayan Hadar

Contributing

For contributing please follow the instructions below:

1. Fork the repository on GitHub
2. Clone the project to your own machine
3. Commit changes to your own branch
4. push your work back up to your forked repo
5. Submit a Pull Request so that we can review your changes

NOTE: Be sure to fetch and merge the latest changes from the "upstream" repository before making a pull request!

Link to a Google Doc that contains our project structure:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yIkANtngk0St3hlGIb8Ed-mfT6NJMJJuPxsbtf5FiO8/edit?usp=sharing