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Endpoint to populate airtable with data from the FE 'Team Treehouse Licenses' form #288
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@kylemh ! Can you please describe:
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Instead of making this just about Tree House licenses, perhaps it could be our scholarship application page? I envision a drop-down representing all the available scholarships/resources one can sign up with. Regardless, our prior discussion was relating to administrative tools, so this would be slightly different. Luckily, whatever we do here can be used there. I presume the following data will get sent to the back-end from such a form: Slackname (String) |
Treehouse is the only scholarship we have right now....The idea is good tho.
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On Apr 1, 2018, at 12:52 AM, Kyle Holmberg ***@***.***> wrote:
Instead of making this just about Tree House licenses, perhaps it could be our scholarship application page? I envision a drop-down representing all the available scholarships/resources one can sign up with.
Regardless, our prior discussion was relating to administrative tools, so this would be slightly different. Luckily, whatever we do here can be used there.
I presume the following data will get sent to the back-end from such a form:
Name (String)
Branch (String or Number - your choice)
Anything else would be up to @AshTemp
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@kylemh - You're right, I did use the admin dashboard as the example, but actually I was more broadly thinking exactly this. Forms & tables, with varied access. Be that "admin" access, or "verified user" access, or "board member" access...whatever we choose. We can create any roles we choose. But for this example let's say it is for ID.me verified users.
I think we should go this route for all the benefits I mentioned in my thoughts around forms & tables for software devs. I also think that since we have this as an option, I would prefer spending our time and resources on investing in and building out our application, versus deepening our dependency on a third party service such as Airtable. You down? |
Whoa, wait a minute. We are using airtable for a multitude of reasons. The big ones being the mentors can publicly see who still needs a mentor. Others include the fact that the bot can not only read the requests but also write to the table to include who is mentoring an individual. So unless you’re going to also include Allen in this discussion to find out what needs to happen so that the bot still works don’t make too many plans to not use airtable. We’ve already automated a huge part of requesting and fulfilling a mentor, let’s not go backwards.
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@kylemh - You're right, I did use the admin dashboard as the example, but actually I was more broadly thinking exactly this. Forms & tables, with varied access. Be that access "admin" access, or "verified user" access, or "board member" access...whatever we choose. We can create any roles we choose.
But for this example let's say it is for ID.me verified users.
These verified users can access this form on the frontend
When they submit the form, the changes are saved to our db (not Airtable)
The FE has a table that displays the data from the db, that only user's with xyz permissions can see. And we can set that level of access to whatever we choose.
I think we should go this route for all the benefits I mentioned in my thoughts around forms & tables for software devs.
I also think that since we have this as an option, I would prefer spending our time and resources on investing in and building out our application, versus deepening our dependency on a third party service such as Airtable.
You down?
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Right, this is not for mentors or the mentor process. This is for Team Treehouse (or scholarship applications). |
Oh, would still need a quick searchable way to find that and teamtree house is basically going to be a spreadsheet so airtable is perfect for that.
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Right, this is not for mentors or the mentor process. This is for Team Treehouse (or scholarship applications).
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Airtable is one option. What I am describing accomplishes the same end goal, with many additional benefits for our contributors and for the OC. |
Before we make big changes you need to talk with Nell.
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Airtable is one option. What I am describing accomplishes the same end goal, with many additional benefits.
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Agreed! @nellshamrell was part of my original discussion on the topic. I just implemented the concept of "roles" in PR #290. This, in conjunction with Pundit, provides varied access to forms, links, tables, etc. But for sure, @nellshamrell can you pls share your thoughts? |
Reading through the backscroll now :) |
Here are my thoughts: I think everyone (including me) is in agreement that the mentorship process should stay in Airtable. What I'm hearing here, though, is that we'd like to use our own database to track scholarship information (starting with Tree House). I believe this would not alter any current behavior - this is entirely new behavior. Is this correct? Or do we currently track scholarship information in Airtable (I know we did at one point, I don't know if we do now)? If we do not, then I think we should go forward with the plan to have it in our own database. The reason is I think this will provide more learning opportunities for new developers to our open source projects - creating forms and views that create, display, and manipulate data is a great beginning coding project. |
I am tracking exactly 1 entry in airtable at the moment, the other
scholarship stuff I'm handling in Google forms so nothing will be affected.
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Here are my thoughts:
I think everyone (including me) is in agreement that the mentorship
process should stay in Airtable.
What I'm hearing here, though, is that we'd like to use our own database
to track scholarship information (starting with Tree House). I believe this
would not alter any current behavior - this is entirely new behavior. Is
this correct? Or do we currently track scholarship information in Airtable
(I know we did at one point, I don't know if we do now)?
If we do not, then I think we should go forward with the plan to have it
in our own database. The reason is I think this will provide more learning
opportunities for new developers to our open source projects - creating
forms and views that create, display, and manipulate data is a great
beginning coding project.
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@AshTemp @nellshamrell can we revisit the direction we want this to go? Are we still looking to move away from AirTable, and track this ourselves? |
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Feature
Why is this feature being added?
The FE will be creating a form around Team Treehouse Licenses. This form will only be accessible to ID.me verified users. This data needs to ultimately be populated in Airtable in a new airtable.
Associated Issue
OperationCode/operationcode_frontend#890
What should your feature do?
We already have endpoints for:
This ticket would need to:
For the creating a scholarship application endpoint:
current_user
is verifiedcurrent_user
:user.slack_name
user.first_name
user.last_name
user.email
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