Throughout our team discussions, we addressed several key points:

Some tasks (OL-1) weren’t completed by another group, who claimed they were done or unnecessary. We need to inform the professor (#26).

We need to ensure that the guestinfofrontend knows which server address it’s using. Adjusting the Gitpod ci.yaml file can help with this.

The backend server is encountering issues and isn’t running properly, especially affecting weight increment functionalities.

Creating a Gitpod initialization task will automate setting up the workspace’s address, streamlining our workflow.

We should utilize environment variables to manage URLs, distinguishing between local and Gitpod environments for better configuration.

Setting a backend base URL will prevent hardcoding and make it easier for the frontend to access.

We need to troubleshoot module not found errors, which may be related to exports or syntax issues.

Enhancing our debugging capabilities with JavaScript tools will improve error detection and resolution.

Conducting experiments and documenting findings will help guide our future actions and decisions.

Thorough documentation is crucial for the benefit of future teams, especially if time is limited.

We must prepare for presentations during exams, focusing on showcasing our team’s progress.

Improving our planning and testing processes will lead to smoother project execution and fewer setbacks.

Providing clear integration examples and deployment instructions will facilitate seamless implementation.

Utilizing collaborative tools will enhance efficiency in task management and communication.

Lastly, we should compile promising solutions into a shortlist for further evaluation and consideration.