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- [The choice of the front end framework](#the-choice-of-the-front-end-framework)
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- [2024/10/08](#20241008)
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- [2024/10/09](#20241009)
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- [2024/10/11](#20241011)
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- [2024/10/13](#20241013)
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- [2024/10/15](#20241015)
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- [2024/10/16](#20241016)
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- [2024/10/17](#20241017)
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A tricount like expense-sharing system written in Go
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Finally, I think the business logic is still too simple to be put into a
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"Domain". For now, the service layer is just enough.
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### 2024/10/17
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The following basic use cases are to be implemented at the first time.
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- [X] A user signs up
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- [X] A user logs in
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- [] A user lists their events (pagination)
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- [] A user sees the detail of an event (description, members, amount)
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- [] A user sees the expenses of an event (total amount, personal expenses, pagination)
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- [] A user sees the detail of an expense: (time, amount, payers, recipients)
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- [] A user adds an expense
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- [] A user updates/changes an expense (may handle some extra access control)
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- [] A user deletes an expense (may handle some extra access control)
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- [] A user restore a deleted expense
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- [] A user can pay the debt to other members
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- [X] A user creates an event
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- [] A user updates the event info
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- [] A user invites another user by sending a mail with a token.
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- [] A user joins an event by accepting an invitation
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- [] A user quits an event (they cannot actually, but we can make as if they quitted)
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- [] A user cannot see other user's information
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- [] A user cannot see the events that they didn't participated in.
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With those functionalities, there will be an usable product. And then we can
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work on other aspects. For example:
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- introduce an admin to handle users.
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- user info updates
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- deleting user
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- More user related contents
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- Event related contents
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- ex. Trip journal...
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Stop dreaming... Just do the simple stuff first!
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