ChildGround

Web and ios application to help parents with children pick a safe home close to their work.

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BoilerMake 2018 in Purdue University

Hackathon Project

Team: Younghyun Cho, Jungyoon Yu, Mike Pae, Hyejin Kim

What we make ?

Request Total Home Score results for a US address to Solarialabs API.
Based on the results of a current address, Compare the scores of regions of interest.
Determine whether the interest area is safer than the current region through Built-in equation.

Tech-stacks

React JS, Javascripts, Firebase, CSS, Material-UI
API : https://developers.solarialabs.com/

https://childground-9e779.firebaseapp.com/

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BoilerMake VI

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I worked on planning and executing a simple algorithm to determine whether your current home or interested home is better. The algorithm prioritizes the Safety Value taken from the Shine API as the goal of our app is help families with kids find safe homes in a great neighborhood.

HyeJin Kim
I worked on the Web app. I worked all about the web including Frontend, Design, Hosting. Since our app doesn't need to store any data, we picked GCP Firebase Cloud Hosting. And, I applied our love, React, to Frontend development. I learned tons of ways to deal with life cycle in React thru this project. React is awesome.

Younghyun Cho
Purdue University B.S Computer Science
I worked on the iOS app. I worked mostly with calling the Shine API. I ran into problems with synchronous and asynchronous functions, and learned and applied dispatchGroup to have the synchronous commands run after the completion of asynchronous commands.

Jungyoon Yu
Kyung Jae Pae

Updates

Younghyun Cho started this project — Oct 21, 2018 01:02 AM EDT

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