What is this?

Scrumdinger is an iOS app designed to help teams manage their daily scrum meetings effectively.
In agile software development, a daily scrum is a short, time-boxed meeting where team members discuss their progress and plans.

Here's how it works:

1. Create a Scrum: Set up a meeting with:

   • A custom title
   • Meeting length (5-30 minutes)
   • List of attendees
   • Visual theme for easy identification

2. Run the Meeting:

   • Start a timed session
   • The app automatically divides time equally among attendees
   • Visual progress indicators show overall meeting and current speaker progress
   • Optional audio recording with real-time transcription
   • Skip to next speaker when needed

3. Review History:

   • After each meeting, a history entry is created
   • View past meetings with full transcripts
   • Track who was in attendance

The app ensures meetings stay focused and on-time while maintaining a record of discussions for future reference.

Why did I build this?

While this project started from Apple's tutorial, I saw it as an opportunity to showcase and implement modern iOS development practices. My focus was on:

1. Modular Architecture

   • Separating concerns into distinct packages
   • Creating reusable components

2. Comprehensive Testing

   • Automation testing via UI tests
   • Unit testing via Swift Testing

3. Code Quality

   • Following Swift best practices
   • Maintaining clear documentation

The goal was to transform a tutorial project into a production-ready application that demonstrates professional iOS development standards.

Requirements

• iOS 17.0+
• Xcode 15.0+
• Swift 6.0+

Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. Open Scrumdinger.xcodeproj
3. Build and run

Features

1. Daily Scrum Management:

• Create new scrums with title, length (5-30 minutes), and theme
• Add and remove attendees
• Edit existing scrums

2. Meeting Features:

• Start timed meetings
• Automatic time division between attendees
• Visual progress tracking (ring for overall time, bar for current speaker)
• Skip to next speaker
• Audio recording and transcription
• Ding sound that plays when it's the next attendee's turn to speak

3. History and Review:

• Automatic history creation after meetings
• View past meetings with date stamps
• View attendee list for past meetings
• Access meeting transcripts

Contributions

We welcome contributions focused on:

1. Architecture Improvements

   • Code organization
   • Design patterns
   • Module structure
   • Dependency management

2. Documentation

   • Code comments
   • README updates
   • API documentation
   • Usage examples

3. Testing

   • Additional UI test coverage
   • Test refactoring
   • Test documentation
   • Performance testing

Please note that we are not accepting new feature additions at this time.

Credits

Based on Apple's iOS App Dev Training
Inspired by the SyncUps project by Point-Free Co