Inspiration
We were inspired by the services Aggie Reuse provide to the local community
What it does
The app allows users to add and keep track of items in the Aggie Reuse Store. Each item has a name, category, description, date/time added, and a unique id. The access page interface allows users to keep track of items in the store efficiently.
How we built it
We built the frontend of this app using Javascript, React and Material-UI. The backend is built using Node.js, Express, and a MongoDB database.
Challenges we ran into
Some challenges we ran into was setting up the backend and connecting it to the front end. We were also unfamiliar with using databases but we tried to make the system as efficient as possible.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We were proud of building a complete full stack application and using various web development frameworks in the project. This is also our first time working with a database which was a great learning experience.
What we learned
We learned to use several web development technologies like React, NodeJS, and Express. We also became familiar working with the backend and using MongoDB database.
What's next for Aggie Reuse Inventory
In the future, we planning on improving the UI interface of Aggie Reuse Inventory to make it more user friendly. We also plan on adding several features like editing, deleting, and additional sub categories to items to make it more efficient to manage.
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