Rebekah Grace and "Jhao Hua" Howard Wang
People can enter the physical activity that they have already completed. They can also add plans for future activity. The app prevents people from entering planned dates in the past, or finished activity into the future. The user can also a bar chart that includes their finished activities over time. Last, a reminder box pops up when the app is entered, asking the user if they finished their most recently workout.
- Teamwork: Built this program in a team of two, which required communication. Additionally, it helped us both discover who was better at what, allowing us to hone our skills more.
- CSS, HTML: This was my first foray into HTML and CSS, at all.
- Code Separation into files: The files are organized according to CSS, HTML, JS. There is separate server side and client side. Of course, there is also SQL used for the database.
- The Google Sign in Button had to be removed for now. The Google Auth updated to 2.0 so this code was deprecated.
- Since the Google Sign was removed, everyone gets everyone's newly entered data.
- Absolutely 100% pre-plan the classes for CSS. It makes everything easier. Reworking the classes at the eleventh hour is not fun.
- Divide up work beforehand, so two people don't both accidentally write the SQL functions.
- Timezones are hard. It's much easier when you realize everything ahead of time and decide exactly where you will plan the transition from Standard to Local time.