Ruby on Rails Developer Needed for Fashion Modeling Photography Website

**FULL PROJECT DETAILS AT: [login to view URL]** Please review the full project details for "Ruby on Rails Developer Needed for Fashion Modeling Photography Website" by visiting: [login to view URL] When you submit your bid, please comment on the project details at [login to view URL] so that we know you are fully aware of all the requirements (canned responses will not be considered). **Overview for [login to view URL]** In Phase 1, the site will aggregate postings from various fashion blogs and present them on photographher.com. Development for Phase 1 will need to happen in 2 Sprints: Sprint 1 - Development of the website without the "search", "linkable tags", "collect", "follow" functionality and without the ability to login. Sprint 2 - Development of the "collect" and "follow" functionality plus the ability to login via Facebook and Twitter. Sprint 2 will also add the ability to search or click on linked tags to view photos with keywords. Lastly, a modified version of the site will need to be created to work as a Facebook app (which will require adjustments due to the smaller width). You should be submitting a bid for Phase 1 (which will include the 2 sprints). The site will need to be developed in Ruby on Rails so that it can eventually integrate with existing Ruby code that will turn photographher into a game. Once you are awarded the project, you will have access to the existing Ruby game code so you will know how everything is structured. If you are able to successfully complete Phase 1, we will hire you again to code Phase 2. ## Deliverables ****FULL PROJECT DETAILS AT: [login to view URL]**** Please review the full project details for "Ruby on Rails Developer Needed for Fashion Modeling Photography Website" by visiting: [login to view URL] When you submit your bid, please comment on the project details at [login to view URL] so that we know you are fully aware of all the requirements (canned responses will not be considered). **Overview for [login to view URL]** In Phase 1, the site will aggregate postings from various fashion blogs and present them on photographher.com. Development for Phase 1 will need to happen in 2 Sprints: Sprint 1 - Development of the website without the "search", "linkable tags", "collect", "follow" functionality and without the ability to login. Sprint 2 - Development of the "collect" and "follow" functionality plus the ability to login via Facebook and Twitter. Sprint 2 will also add the ability to search or click on linked tags to view photos with keywords. Lastly, a modified version of the site will need to be created to work as a Facebook app (which will require adjustments due to the smaller width). You should be submitting a bid for Phase 1 (which will include the 2 sprints). The site will need to be developed in Ruby on Rails so that it can eventually integrate with existing Ruby code that will turn photographher into a game. Once you are awarded the project, you will have access to the existing Ruby game code so you will know how everything is structured. If you are able to successfully complete Phase 1, we will hire you again to code Phase 2. **KEY FEATURE: Tweet Heat and Like Heat** A key feature to [login to view URL] is that each photo will have 2 ratings. The first rating is called "Tweet Heat" and it is a rating of how popular that content is based on how many times it has been tweeted. The second rating is called "Like Heat" and it is a rating of how popular that content is based on how many times it has been Liked. The Tweet Heat and Like Heat ratings will be displayed as a numeric value, from 1 - 100 and will often be accompanied by a bar graph to show the rating visually. The specific algorithm for determining the "Tweet Heat" and "Like Heat" score still needs to be figured out. There needs to be an element of time factored in so that popular photos that were added recently bubbles up. It needs to be more complex than a simple count of the amount of times that content has been tweeted or liked. Instead, it needs to be a secret sauce that sets photographher apart. If you really want to impress us and increase your chances of being awarded the project, send along your suggestions for an algorithm for the ratings. **FULL PROJECT DETAILS AT: [login to view URL]** Here are comps of some of the pages you will need to code: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL]