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columns for differentiating issue types and for tracking their progress status.
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Our board consists of 5 columns: Open, Backend, FrontEnd, Doing and Closed:
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* Open: Issues related to Milestone for grading or the problem which are not explicitly classified to the backend or frontend.
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* Open: Issues related to Milestone for grading or the problem which is not explicitly classified as backend or frontend.
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* Backend: Issues related to backend functionality for objected-oriented programming, Firebase database, and Firebase Authentication.
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* Frontend: Issues related to the graphical appearance of the application, XML, Layouts, graphs and other graphic components.
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* Doing: Issue from Open, Backend and FrontEnd which are assigned and work is under process.
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* Doing: Issue from Open, Backend, and FrontEnd which are assigned and work is in progress.
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* Closed: Issue whose progress is completed or discontinued as a feature has been dropped or changed.
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*Note: Instead of using our project board just for user stories (i.e. high level), we used our project board for individual tasks that had to be completed. This was a group decision that we thought would work best for us (and we think it did).*
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