Project Summary
Description:
The web application project is to design and develop a task roster system
for shared spaces that allows managers to set tasks, notifies users of their tasks, and allows users to mark tasks as complete.
1. Upon loading the system should display
Current tasks that need to be done today
The user who is assigned that task
2. Users should be able to sign up and log in so they can
View their scheduled tasks
Manage their profile/user information
Manage their availability
Manage the types of tasks they can/want to do.
3. Managers should be able to sign up and log in to:
Manage their profile/manager information
Create and manage different tasks.
Group tasks.
Assign tasks or groups of tasks to users.
4. Users/managers should be able to choose to link a social media/email/other account, allowing login via that platform, to make logging in easier.
Phases of Development for the Project:
1. Site Design: First of all, we have to make a design to get the basic structure for our project. Then we have to start working on the flow for our project. Now, we are going to use HTML and CSS to design our page look.
2. Data Plan: For each of the features in the website, we have to create a data plan that lists the different pieces of content/information that your web application will be dealing with & determine where it should be stored, what format, and where it should be processed.
Where does the information come from?
What form should it take?
If the information is on the server, what will the client need to send to retrieve that data?
If the information is on the client, how will it be sent to the server?
Does all information need to be stored on the server?
What processing needs to be done to make the data useful?
3. Client-side Implementation: We are going to use node.js and set up an express server and migrate the website to it.
Now we are ready to start handling data on the server.
Using a combination of GET/POST methods and AJAX, we have to modify our website and server to implement the calls needed to handle the content/information for each of our features as identified in our data plan.
The routes don't need to be functionally complete at this stage, but we want to set them up with dummy responses to ensure that our client side code is working as expected.
4. Database Implementation: Now that we’ve designed our database, we can set it up and begin writing queries.
Setup SQL database and tables.
Write down the queries needed to store and retrieve data in our database.
5. Server Implementation: Modify our server routes to perform the tasks and data queries needed to complete our web application.
Implement and populate your Database
Complete your server routes with full functionality, integrating the Database queries.
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