Unicorn Pursuit: Requirements
Business and Technical Requirements
Unicorn Project has two parts:
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In case you were wondering, the inspiration for this blog post was Gene Kims amazing Unicorn Project book, which I’ve already read twice.
Maxine, the protagonist, organizes a kind of “let’s have employees propose their ideas” game in Parts Unlimited. When I tried to do a similar thing in my company, the first thing I wanted to do is create a Web page where employees would Submit and Vote for their favorite project. It was a big surprise that nothing that I found in the Open Source community could be used, and that’s where the entire idea comes from.
Combine this with my lifelong passion to learn, and help others learn, and you’ve got a winner - my personal unicorn project was born.
Unicorn Project is an open source project for a customizable web page where users submit and vote for proposals.
This is super important. There is a non-negotiable technology stack, that was chosen in 2020 as the best of breed for designing dynamic web applications in the Cloud.
please go to the Unicorn GitHub Repository, Fork it, create a new branch, and start using it.
Unicorn Project has two objectives:
Always remembed the two rules of Unicorn:
We strongly encourage everyone to clone the Unicorn repository, and follow the “Become a Cloud Ninja” Section of Mats Cloud like a Workshop.
Yes, it’s a long and complex workshop, but if you use actual code, and play with it in order to understand how everything works, and build something a bit different - we promisse you that you will learn much more about the entire Technology Stack then anywhere else.
Business and Technical Requirements
Cloud and Software: Web Application Architecture
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