A sample of the finished product.
Some original code from Geany that ended up failing.
The amazing crew from the JCCC Computer Science Club.

include

using namespace std; int main() { cout << "For our inspiration, wanted to create a platform that output the bare essentials of multiple stock exchange searches back to the user." << endl;

cout << "This program allows users to perform an extrapolation of data from a single source by inputting a stock code and returning the necessary results." << endl;

cout << "This program was built with many tears, probably 20 cans of red bull each, and one night of no sleep. We started building it in a text editor of our choice, and then determined that was a horrible idea when we had issues with formatting. Thus, Angular happened. Angular caused much stress, and many tears of its own, however it was well worth it in the end." << endl;

cout << "Everything was a challenge. We started out in a text editor of our choice, and then ran into road blocks when it could not be formatted correctly. So we tried to install Angular. On most of the computers, after two hours of downloads, it worked out. However, on one of our member's computers, the Linux OS would not allow this download. Therefore, two of the members had to share computers (one programmed and one was there for moral support and red bull runs). Moving things into Angular also proved to be a challenge, as some of our original program entities were deleted, and we were unable to figure out how to get them back." << endl;

cout << "We are proud that we actually built something. One of our members came in not expecting to even participate in making a project, and ended up staying up all night coding while everyone else went to sleep. None of us had a drop of knowledge of what we were doing when we walked into this idea, and came out knowing multiple languages, and how to utilize them in the real world. Not to mention, we can relate it to the outdoors theme, which is pretty neat." << endl;

cout << "We learned how to program using Javascript, HTML, and CSS. We also learned about the program Angular, and how it apparently does not work well on Linux." << endl;

cout << "The next thing for Trendy Stocks is hopefully getting it submitted on time, and then we will go from there." << endl;

cout <<"Final note: a huge thanks to the MSTS crew for putting up with us this weekend and always being there to help <3" << endl;

}