Look into Draft.js for interviewer notes

[ROODAY]

Try looking up how to implement Firepad in React, see if it's viable. Ask a maintainer how it affects usage quota.

Otherwise just use Draft.js to make a text field for each interviewer (they only see they their own values, might be better that way)

[ROODAY]

More I think about this the less I feel a collaborative text editor is worth the hassle. Lots of complexity for little benefit, much simpler to let interviewers write separately. Perhaps instead a private chat between interviewers/only visible to interviewers? Could be a simple pub-sub that doesn't store anything except the last message? or deletes all the messages once the session closes

[ROODAY]

Also look into how draft.js stores rich text, and if it can be stored in firebase

[ROODAY]

Honestly even a chat window seems unnecessary, as people can just use messenger/other chat platforms. Just focus on using draft.js for rich text notes for now.

[vitorvicente]

Tested, doesn't seem to work properly? Also not a major change tbh, so closing this.

[ROODAY]

@vitorvicente Interested as to what the issues were, simply because I just used it for another project last month haha so I might be able to help debug

[vitorvicente]

Firebase didn't seem to save it properly somehow

[vitorvicente]

Re-Opening and focusing on this in 3.2