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Roadmap

The following roadmap outlines the key milestones and future objectives for the GameFlow Connect application. This plan is designed to keep the project focused and transparent, while providing contributors with a clear vision of its development trajectory.

Milestones

Phase 1: Core Development (Current)

Environment Setup

Initial configuration, including setting up Python, Tkinter, and Git environments.

Authentication System

Google OAuth and GitHub token-based authentication.

Basic UI Development

Initial layout and atomic components (e.g., buttons, input fields).

File Upload & Download

Enable integration with Google Drive for basic file operations.

GitHub Integration

Support for basic repository operations (e.g., connect/disconnect, commit, branch creation).

Phase 2: Enhanced Features

Version Control Interface

Create a graphical interface for managing Git versioning.

Improved UX

Add file previews and support for more file types.

Collaboration Features

Real-time collaboration tools for team members.

Phase 3: Advanced Capabilities

Task Management System

Implement a built-in task and issue tracker.

Real-Time Synchronization

Automatic updates and notifications for team changes.

Custom Themes

Allow users to switch between predefined themes and create their own.

Phase 4: Polishing & Release

Testing

Comprehensive unit and integration tests.

Performance Optimization

Ensure the application is fast and responsive.

Documentation

Finalize user guides and developer documentation.

Release v1.0

Launch the first stable version for public use.

Future Objectives

  • Expanded Integrations: Support additional platforms such as Dropbox or OneDrive.
  • AI-Assisted Features: Integrate AI tools to assist with file management and task organization.
  • Mobile Application: Develop a mobile version for enhanced accessibility.

Contributions

We welcome feedback and contributions to the roadmap. If you have ideas or suggestions, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on our GitHub repository.