Jamb-UH-ree is a collaborative web application created to help connect musically-inclined students at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. The platform serves as a central hub, enabling students to discover and engage with fellow musicians, plan jam sessions, and foster creative collaborations based on shared interests, skill levels, influences, and instruments.
Intuitive User Interface: Jamb-UH-ree boasts a user-friendly interface designed to offer a seamless and enjoyable experience. Users can effortlessly navigate through the platform, placing the focus on their shared passion for music.
Personalized Profiles: Each user has a dedicated profile page showcasing their musical journey. For instance, you can explore Albert Haynes' profile, which provides insights into his information and the jam sessions he attends, offering a glimpse into his musical preferences and activities.
Artist and Jam Session Browsing: Jamb-UH-ree enables users to browse through a comprehensive list of artists, filtering and discovering potential collaborators who resonate with their musical aspirations. Additionally, users can explore ongoing and future jam sessions, gaining valuable insights into session details and deciding on participation.
Jam Session Creation: Users have the freedom to create their own jam sessions within Jamb-UH-ree. By initiating these sessions, they open doors for collaborative music-making and invite others to join in their creative endeavors.
Valuable User Feedback: Jamb-UH-ree actively sought feedback from users, leveraging a Google form to gather insights on application usability, layout, and overall theme. This feedback was then used to further enhance the platform in an effort to create an ideal user experience.
Jamb-UH-ree represents the culmination of a dedicated team’s effort. By leveraging technologies such as Meteor and GitHub, the team successfully implemented a platform that fosters collaboration and creativity among UH Manoa students.
For those interested in Jamb-UH-ree, the associated project page provides references to the application’s source code, and link to the deployed site on the web.
And here is a direct link to the deployed app on the web: Deployed App