Find A Book For Me

Website presentation

Transcript

1. Find a Book For Me William Biediger, Son Do, Erin Maes, Emma McKelvain, Shirley Wu
2. Basic Info • We used the provided books data • Our database consisted of 3 models: for authors, publishers, and books • The following tools were used: GitLab, GCP, Bootstrap, JavaScript, Flask, PostgreSQL, and SQLAlchemy • We deployed on GCP • Son and Emma worked on the front end, while Will, Erin, and Shirley worked on the back end
3. Will’s Responsibilities • Got links working • Created database • Got authors, books, and publishers to “point” to each other • GCP for stage 2 and 3 • Wiki Introduction, search, and database sections • Global search
4. Son’s Responsibilities • GUI for Splash, about, and model pages • Diagrams in wiki • Sorting • pagination
5. Erin’s Responsibilities • GUI for author object pages • GCP first stage • Wrote most unit tests and created button to run them • Wiki hosting, database, and tools sections • Namecheap
6. Emma’s Responsibilities • Wiki • GUI publisher object pages • Group leader (JSON Submissions) • Pagination
7. Shirley’s Responsibilities • Wrote Unit tests • Wiki tools section • GUI on object author pages • Miscellaneous backend work--debugging, fixing links, etc
8. Team Stats and About Us Demo: Find a Book for Me!
9. Critique of Our Website • Things we did well: ◦ All links work as desired ◦ Extensive front-end work with Bootstrap ◦ Overall professional-looking site • Areas for Improvement: ◦ Handling missing information from JSON ◦ More sophisticated search
10. Critique Continued • What we learned: ◦ Group work is hard! ◦ Bootstrap is easy to use and greatly enhances websites • What puzzles us: ◦ Trying to understand code written by other group members
11. Critique of Other Group’s Website • Things they did well: • Areas for Improvement:
12. Thanks for your attention!