RecordChasers

RecordChasers is an innovative platform combining the thrill of record-breaking with social media interactivity. Inspired by the Guinness World Records and YouTube's dynamic interface, our site offers a unique space for users to upload, view, and engage with videos and pictures showcasing diverse record-breaking feats - from the extraordinary to the everyday.

About

Our vision is to create a vibrant community for both casual browsers and dedicated record enthusiasts. With RecordChasers, users can experience the excitement of breaking and viewing records in various categories, including sports, culinary challenges, and extreme adventures. The platform supports user profiles for following and updating records, enhancing the social experience beyond just content consumption.

Target Audience

• Serious Record-Breakers: Users passionate about setting and following unique records.
• Casual Browsers: Those looking for entertainment and quick fun through unique and engaging content.

Key Features

• Video/Picture Uploads: Showcase record-breaking attempts in various categories.
• Interactive Social Components: Share, upvote, and comment on records, similar to YouTube's interface.
• User Profiles: Create profiles to follow others and stay updated on new records.
• Diverse Content: Content appealing to both serious enthusiasts and casual viewers.

Group Collaboration

This project was a collaborative effort by four students for COMP 3020 at The University of Manitoba, CA. The Contributors are as follows:

• Ishraq Nazrul
• Jared Rost
• Krish Vikasbhai Patel
• Maxim Omelchenko

Development

This project was built using Angular CLI version 15.1.6.

Running the Development Server

• Run ng serve for a dev server.
• Navigate to http://localhost:4200/.
• The application will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

Code Scaffolding

• Run ng generate component component-name to generate a new component.
• Other generation commands: directive|pipe|service|class|guard|interface|enum|module.

Build

• Run ng build to build the project.
• The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory.

Running Tests

• Unit tests: Run ng test via Karma.
• End-to-end tests: Run ng e2e (requires a package for e2e testing capabilities).

Further Help

For more help with Angular CLI, use ng help or visit the Angular CLI Overview and Command Reference page.

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Our team is excited to present RecordChasers as a fresh and engaging approach to exploring and sharing record-breaking achievements online.