at least 10 hours/week • Starting 15 Feb 2016 • Pre-requisites: Tried programming, want to get into the industry • Selection Criteria: People who most need our help • Deposit
of films • Films are reviewed and assessed • Film contributors need to provide film informa3on to that help to build data Problem • Current form submission via email is tedious, off pubng to filmmakers • Manual and overly dependent on staff memory • Loss of informa3on Background
submiced films • A watch bucon to view films available online • Flags to signify different process stages e.g. Watched, Approved, Rejected, KIV etc • An issue 3cket system Wish list
Emergency 2.0 and contact page • Submibng completed form • Dashboard to check status of submission e.g. Submiced, In Progress, Approved, Rejected • An auto-‐email no3fica3on Wish list
• Developing a workflow app to make Reel Emergency 2.0 film submission process smooth and streamlined • System that is easy to adapt to future needs • User friendly to encourage filmmakers to u3lise and provide informa3on Where TechLadies can help
Reviewer, Documenter • Rotate roles for each task • Kick-off workshop to learn about next task • Coder pushes code • Reviewer tries to understand it and find flaws • Documenter writes down everything she learned
to help document the Singapore tech and startup scene. ➤ Created to answer the question, "where are the engineers in Singapore?” ➤ Curated list of videos recording of local tech meetups and events.
➤ Distribute and decentralise the content update process. ➤ Presenters and organisers need a way to self-service & update the content. ➤ Grow viewership ➤ Need to extend the reach & awareness of new videos. ➤ Current: ➤ Social Media: Twitter & Facebook. ➤ RSS Feed & YouTube Channel Subscribers. ➤ Need a direct way of reaching out.
Software Engineer at Neo Innovation ➤ Community Involvements: ➤ Convener, Singapore PHP User Group ➤ Co-Founder, iOS Dev Scout ➤ Organizer, PHPConf.Asia ➤ Created Engineers.SG in Oct 2013
not designed for case management. Some fields and logic is not longer necessary, and hindering case workers. Case workers waste time working around the system, which is time that can be spent helping workers. Current system is hard coded and does not suit the changing landscape of HOME’s needs. Poor collection and presentation of data. 1 2 3
for improved collection of data. This will pave the way for building reporting and data visualisations. Revamp information architecture, and streamline case management to suit the team’s workflow. The system should be extensible and easily adaptable by the admins to make it future-proof. 1 2 3
scratch We will be building the web application using the Ruby on Rails framework, which is popular amongst startups, and some larger enterprises. The application and database will be hosted on Heroku, which provides tools for optimising an application in production. How to implement features such as authentication, email delivery, building workflows, Slack integration, etc.
to use tools like GitHub and Circle CI to as part of a Continuous Integration and Deployment process. 1 Learn to write automated tests, and set up exception handling tools like AppSignal to track errors in the app. 2