Easy Stir Fry Weekly Log

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BD App Weekly Log:

Link to Project Wiki

Week 1: August 31-September 7

  • 1 hour preliminary meeting to discuss project ideas [Garrett and Stephen]

Week 2: September 8-14

  • 1 hour group meeting to confirm the final structure of the project idea [Garrett and Stephen]
  • 1 hour meeting with Ethan and Prof. Feher to discuss ways to go about actually doing the project [Garrett and Stephen]
  • 30 minute meeting with Ethan and Prof. Feher discussing our replacement to the night light project [Garrett and Stephen]
    • Replacement project is creating a basic calculator that accesses a basic database
    • Planned to use Node.js instead of python or some other language in the project
    • Discussed possibility of taking project further than planned (coding in the entire stir fry ticket selections, working with B-School to actually implement the app) [Garrett and Stephen]

Week 3: September 15-21

  • 2 hour group work session
    • Updated/Created weekly log [Stephen]
    • Worked on project proposal [Garrett and Stephen]
    • Signed up for AWS, created a team repository on Bitbucket, ran into trouble figuring out the set-up regarding coding and creating a database [Garrett and Stephen]
  • 1 hour meeting with Ethan [Garret and Stephen]
    • Ethan provided many needed specifics regarding setting up a server, creating a database, and creating the UI and EI (employee interface)
    • Went over Gantt chart tasks
  • 1 hour market validation survey in BD [Garret]
  • 2 hour group work session
    • Created presentation slides, updated project wiki objectives [Garret]
    • Formatted project log/wiki, Re-did/finalized Gantt Chart [Stephen]

Week 4: September 22-28

  • Weekly plan: finish basic calculator project in lieu of night light
    • Creating a database, server, UI
  • 1.5 hours of watching Node.js tutorial videos on YouTube via youtuber "The Net Ninja" [Stephen]
    • Learned about using Atom and Node.js, functions, express functions, creating a local server, and monitoring requests to that server
  • 1 hour of watching Node.js and MySQL tutorials [Stephen]
    • Installed packages, attempted to create MySQL database