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1. TRIPTREKKER Presented by: IDB Group #2
2. TOPIC OUTLINE INTRODUCTION CITIES ATTRACTIONS REVIEWS SELF CRITIQUE DIET RIOT CRITIQUE
3. INTRODUCTION
4. INTRODUCTION We provided a list of different cities, attractions, and reviews to help you decide which places you could possibly visit, which attractions interest you the most and reviews to help in choosing good restaurants. Our website lets you plan your next trip in the United States
5. CITIES
6. CITIES Add pagination to show cities Sort filters based on Name, Population, Latitude, and Longitude
7. ATTRACTIONS
8. ATTRACTIONS Pagination to show list of attractions Sort by rating or city name
9. REVIEWS
10. REVIEWS Add pagination to show reviews Search by name and filters based on Name, Population, Latitude, and Longitude
11. THE TEAM
12. ADARSH Phase 1: Creating the static pages and intuitive website navigation + used Bootstrap as a CSS framework Phase 2: Connecting the data from the backend to show in the front end, helped document the APIs in Postman Phase 3: Recreated database in GCP, created a base framework for API in Flask, engineered front-end to implement filtering, searching, and sorting Responsibilities
13. ALARIC Phase 1: Setting up the GitLab Wiki, writing documentation, writing up the technical report Phase 2: Editing the About Page, making the UML class diagram, further contributing to the technical report Phase 3: Editing the presentation, GitLab Wiki, contributing to the front- end Responsibilities
14. AUSTIN Phase 1: Delegating tasks, creating and managing Gitlab repository, accepting merge requests, configuring AWS and NameCheap, deploying front-end code using Amplify Phase 2: Managing Gitlab repository, configuring AWS for backend with CLI, further formatting WIKI Phase 3: Code for connecting Attractions API to Reviews API, managing Gitlab repository, adding documentation and formatting WIKI Responsibilities
15. SHRUTI Phase 1: Designing models and creating data instances using a RESTful API, designing a RESTful API using Postman, technical report Phase 2: web-scraping using RESTful API, designing the DB using MySQL, Flask, Deploying on GCP, unit testing in Python, yUML diagram Phase 3: Code for filtering, searching, sorting, D3 visualizations Responsibilities
16. SULE Phase 1: Creating the static pages and intuitive website navigation + used Bootstrap as a CSS framework Phase 2: Connecting the data from the backend to show in the front end, beautifying the website, and pagination Phase 3: Adding filtering, sorting, and searching bars + creating visualizations of another group's site using D3 Responsibilities
17. WEBSITE DEMO
18. POSTMAN API DEMO
19. GITLAB WIKI
20. Self Critique What did we do well? Able to meet the deliverable deadlines Communicated well asynchronously using Discord What did we learn? Full-Stack web development using front-end and back-end technologies Deploying a website app from scratch Troubleshooting as a team
21. Self Critique (2) What can we do better? Time Management Everyone could have learned both front-end and back-end instead of focusing on the one we knew better What puzzles us? AWS Cloud Deployment Linking pages using React
22. VISUALIZATIONS FROM DIETRIOT
23. Visualizations from DietRiot (1) What did they do well? Relevant / helpful objective Colorful/Attractive UI/UX design Rich, extensive DB What did we learn from their website? The use of technologies such as Material UI / Marshmallow Schemas Easy of Navigation
24. Percentage of Different Diet Types in DB
25. Percentages of the Diet Types Present in Group 1's Data
26. cheap vs. veryHealthy Present in each JSON Recipe file
27. Critique of DietRiot (1) What did they do well? Relevant / helpful objective Colorful/Attractive UI/UX design Rich, extensive DB What did we learn from their website? The use of technologies such as Material UI / Marshmallow Schemas Ease of Navigation between the pages
28. Critique of DietRiot (2) What can they do better? Bidirectional sorting Missing values in database entries What puzzles us about their website? Searching UI - non-intuitive Sorting options are limited