Android Calender View

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HackIllinois2020 project

Built an android and web app to help users plan to meet with friends, using a PostgreSQL server.

Users can fill theirs schedules through the application, and other users can see when they are next available to meet.

We host our own website and database to give us more flexibility with our implementation and significantly faster deployments.

The Android app was built with both Java and Kotlin, and implemented the REST Api using OKHttp3 and object conversion using Gson.

The web app part of the project was created using React JS and programmed in JavaScript, using some CSS for nicer looking interfaces. We used material_ui framework to make the user interface on the app a lot more user friendly.

The server is implemented in Java with the Spring Boot framework to configure the endpoints and interface with the PostreSQL database.

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I worked on designing a frontend interface for the scheduling views and integrating multiple site components into a web interface. This was my first time working front end or web dev, and I've learned a lot about the power of React/JS and how little I care for CSS.

Connor Sutton
I created the Android app for the project. I used both Java and Kotlin for the project, implementing an interface for our REST API. We Revamped our API to be more user friendly and I spend most of my time making these changes to the frontend.

Nate Post
I worked on the web app part of the project. This web app was programmed in JavaScript using React JS. I created both the UI and the base functionalities of the web app, before connecting it to the backend to login and create new users.

TheShah1999
I designed and implemented the backend with Spring Boot and set up the PostgreSQL database. Most of my time was spent designing the REST API and debugging communication between the fronted & backend.

Patrick

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Nate Post started this project — Oct 21, 2018 08:48 AM EDT

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