Inspiration
We noticed that when someone needs to add something in his/her calendar, the calendar requires that s/he find a spot to do the task instead of automatically assigning a spot for that unexpected task.
What it does
It allows to add recurring events in the calendar and is supposed to search for the first available time to complete a task.
How we built it
We built it with the use of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. The Javascript was mainly used for sorting dates, validating inputs, expressing single-day events, recurring events, and submitting user inputs to display the outputs on a calendar.
Challenges we ran into
We had trouble finding the time on the calendar for a one-time task to display that. We also had some trouble sorting the events, but we were able to fix that.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We are proud of the fact that we could actually get the user inputs, validate them, and insert them into a calendar. Also, we are proud of using the HTML id's for inputting information into the user interface calendar.
What we learned
We learned much more about the different programming languages, especially Javascript. We also learned much more about the value of communication in a project like this in order to ensure that the each person's code was able to be seamlessly connected with the others'.
What's next for Book of Hours
We need to still fix the search function that searches for the first available time to insert the task.
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