#I`de´a`logue n. One given to fanciful ideas or theories

Idealogue is a system where ideas can be shared and voted on within a group or organization. It provides a forum for people to share new product ideas, suggest process or tool improvements, organize Hackathon teams and projects, share information and collaborate on side projects, and otherwise give people a voice to improve their organization.

Implementations

This project contains multiple implementations using different technologies. While it does provides real-world value, this is essentially a training project for me and demonstrates how to implement similar functionality across multiple tech stacks.

angular1-node-hapi-mongodb

This project uses the following technologies:

• Frontend: Angular 1.5, UI-Router
• Backend: NodeJS 5.x, Hapi 13.x
• Database: MongoDB 3.x

This implementation uses simple cookie-based authentication, and does not utilize a task manager. To install and run, follow these steps:

1. Install MongoDB and start it up.
2. Clone this repo and switch to the project directory: cd idealogue/angular1-node-hapi-mongodb
3. Run npm install and bower install.
4. Run the application: node src/server/app.js.

angular1-typescript-golang-rethinkdb

This project uses the following technologies:

• Frontend: Angular 1.5, UI-Router, TypeScript
• Backend: Golang 1.5, Gorilla, Negroni
• Database: RethinkDB 2.x

This implementation uses Google APIs for authentication, and utilize make as a task manager. For information on installing and running this project, see the Idealogue-go repo.

react-es6-node-graphql-mongodb

This project uses the following technologies:

• Frontend: React 15.x, React-Router, Flux, ES2015, Sass
• Backend: NodeJS 5.x, Express 4.x, GraphQL, ES2015
• Database: MongoDB 3.x

This implementation uses JWT token authentication, and utilizes gulp as a task manager. To install and run, follow these steps:

1. Install MongoDB and start it up.
2. Clone this repo and switch to the project directory: cd idealogue/angular1-node-hapi-mongodb
3. Run npm install.
4. Build the application: npm run build.
5. Run the application: npm start.