The Rolling Capstones
- Project Overview
- Demo Links
- Documentation
- Team Members
- Repository Information
- Git Flow
- Branch Naming Conventions
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AI Trip Creator is a web-based platform leveraging AI chatbots and virtual assistants to help users efficiently plan trips. The app focuses on the following key goals:
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Simplify Trip Planning
By providing curated travel plans, it reduces the cognitive load on users. -
Personalized Experiences
Tailors itineraries to match individual preferences, making every trip unique and enjoyable. -
Time and Cost Efficiency
Saves time and helps users find cost-effective options without compromising on quality. -
User-Friendly Interface
A simple, intuitive design ensures that users can easily navigate and get the information they need to plan their trips effortlessly.
- Demo 1 Documentation
- Demo 2 Documentation
- Demo 3 Documentation
- Architectural Document
- Coding Standards
- Reliability Test Report
- Usability Test Report
- User Manual
- Technical Installation Guide
| Member | Contact | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Thashlene Moodley | Final year Computer Science student | |
| Nthati Rampa | Final year Computer Science student | |
| Lerato Gololo | Final year Computer Science student | |
| Heinrich Niebuhr | Final year Computer Science student |
We follow the Git Flow branching strategy, which allows parallel development and ensures a stable codebase at all times. The main branches we use are:
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Main
For production-ready code. -
Develop
For integration and testing. -
Feature
For developing new features. -
Release
For preparing production releases. -
Hotfix
For urgent fixes to production.
New features are branched off from develop, tested, and reviewed before being merged back into develop.
Branch names follow these conventions:
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Concise and Descriptive
Use clear names that reflect the purpose of the branch. Example:feature/login. -
Lowercase and Hyphen-Separated
For long branch names, use hyphens for clarity. Example:hotfix/server-crash.