Inspired by the Scrum Agile Methodology, Scrumpt allows users to track different sprints and their associated stories within the project workflow. Each Sprint has 5 stages, where associated stories or features can be found under. This allows users to visually see the progress of each planned feature build.

This is a pair-programming project with Thao Pham and Satya Sinha as the contributers.

Scrumpt was created with a Ruby on Rails backend with a PostgresSQL database and a React frontend. Semantic UI was used as the design framework.

Github to backend can be found here.

A full video demo can be found here.

Users have full CRUD functionality with the ability to create, update, and delete their sprints and stories.

React synthetic events were used for the drag and drop feature of the application. Users can move individual stories from different stages by dragging the story cards to the desired stage container.

On drop, a PATCH request is made to the backend to update the draggable object with a new stage foreign key. This change is then rendered onto the screen without refreshing the page or disrupting the user's experience due to the successful AJAX fetch request.

If provided more time, additional features would include:

• a product backlog page used by product managers to keep track of user stories.
• drag & drop within an individual stage container
• user login feature to allow different access based on product manager or developer role