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MyFlixerJr

The project aims to create a movie management system for the MyFlixer company. The project has been created as a part of VIA university education programme for the second semester

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Table of Contents
  1. About The Project
  2. Getting Started
  3. Contact
  4. Acknowledgments

About The Project

Nowadays, as the cinematographic industry is developing fast, it gets harder to keep track of all the worthy movies. According to a survey, taken in February of 2018, 19% of US citizens watch or stream a movie daily, and 26% claim to watch several movies every week (Stoll, 2021). There is a multitude of applications that offer the possibility of watching all the upcoming products, such as: “YouTube”, “Netflix”, “HBO”, and so on. However, not that many people want to venture into discovering a movie by directly watching it -- many prefer reading a short description, consulting some reviews, or choosing by their popularity.

MyFlixer website is a less known platform for streaming movies. It is loved by its few users because of the absence of ads and a large variety of movies. However, the owner of the website, Felix Myer, wants to make his customers’ experience better. What he thinks about is making an application that briefly presents the information about the movies from the website. The new subsidiary of MyFlixer, called MyFlixerJr, has been tasked to deal with the mentioned problem.

It takes too much time coming home from work and watching trailer after trailer, hoping that the perfect movie for the evening might pop up. Reading a good description, containing the catchy parts (but no spoilers) is the best option for a movie lover.

Besides, seeing the rating or the comments given by the audience can have an impact in whether a movie shall be watched or not. Even though this kind of applications do not offer a direct way of watching the movie, they are most suitable for conveying the necessary information.

Just like a news app, that briefly introduces the reader to the most recent events around the world, it is convenient to always have an insight into the wide range of movie genres, public preferences, outstanding directors, and famous actors. The public demand to stay in touch with the updates or current trends never sinks. Knowledge is power, as they say.

On the other hand, the audience demands outmost clarity and precision. The ratings that are shown have to be as close to the actual popularity of movies as possible. The reviews must also be both concise and appealing, not to mention that the lists of genres must be well-defined. The tasks brought by these responsibilities could be separated between more people.

As it is harder to keep track of all the upcoming movies and be able to choose something from them, the company MyFlixer needs to make the navigation process easier for its users. Following this section is the Analysis, in which the problem domain and the expected result of the project are elaborated.

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Built With

This section lists major frameworks/libraries used to bootstrap the project.

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Getting Started

This section explains how to start the program and which programs are needed.

Prerequisites

Current version can be run only using:
Software:

Database:

  • Datagrip or any other softwares with PostrgesSQL

Installation

Installation of the software

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/VostaMartinVM/MrFixerJr.git

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Contact

Jan Le - [email protected]
Martin Vosta - [email protected]
Andrei Soldan - [email protected]
Iana Postolachi - [email protected]
Chenben Tong - [email protected]
Junjie Chen - [email protected]

Project Link: https://github.com/VostaMartinVM/MrFixerJr

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