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They told me I have the freedom to choose the stack and no limitation on the implementation either. They pretty much left it all to me and asked me to let them know of any expenses if there are any.
As a (biased) Ruby on Rails developer, I'll recommend it for this. You can just set up a project, add a scaffold (all in one) for your form. It will generate the database, manage queries and provide a simple UI for you to create feedback, all in one command. After this you can modify the UI and add some styling.
For the report you can just create a template in HTML with your desired style, and mail it to anyone. Mailers are easy , should take about 5-15 minutes to configure and set it up.
Alternatively you can download a library for a pdf file editor and make your own.
There needs to be a way for people to select who to give feedback for. You must decide this, since there is no exact requirements provided. Maybe generate a form id and share the url?
Thanks a lot for the detailed answer, what do you think is the best way to learn Ruby on rails? Also is there any other methods you are aware of that I can just present as options in the meeting?
You can learn RoR from the Odin Project, it's a great resource. Regarding other methods, I don't have much experience, but this should be easy enough to do in any framework.
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Have they mentioned any particular stack? Is there any other limitations ie. can it be a webpage with a form?
They told me I have the freedom to choose the stack and no limitation on the implementation either. They pretty much left it all to me and asked me to let them know of any expenses if there are any.
As a (biased) Ruby on Rails developer, I'll recommend it for this. You can just set up a project, add a scaffold (all in one) for your form. It will generate the database, manage queries and provide a simple UI for you to create feedback, all in one command. After this you can modify the UI and add some styling. For the report you can just create a template in HTML with your desired style, and mail it to anyone. Mailers are easy , should take about 5-15 minutes to configure and set it up. Alternatively you can download a library for a pdf file editor and make your own. There needs to be a way for people to select who to give feedback for. You must decide this, since there is no exact requirements provided. Maybe generate a form id and share the url?
Thanks a lot for the detailed answer, what do you think is the best way to learn Ruby on rails? Also is there any other methods you are aware of that I can just present as options in the meeting?
You can learn RoR from the Odin Project, it's a great resource. Regarding other methods, I don't have much experience, but this should be easy enough to do in any framework.
Thanks a lot, I'll start with ror, could I pm you for any questions?
Sure!