Period 2: Gaels

Links

• Study Journal
• Collaboration video
• Scrum Board
• Project Plan
• Website on Raspberry Pi Web Server

Recommendations from Cowboys Crossover

• The visuals were really the only thing they needed to work on in the project.
• They had a lot of drop downs which is great, but they seemed disorganized to a user and were hard to follow

Implementation of Recommendations

• Scum Board Item for style change
• Scrum Board Item for navbar organization
• Sophie changed the font of the Easter egg page and added a matching background to About pages
• The visuals are now more standardized across each page of our website
• We also reorganized our dropdown menu so that it was more organized
• We now have a tab in the navbar that has all of our Work in progress

Project Components

• Databases:
  • In order to run the database, run our website. Then hover the cursor over Joke API and right below the drop down menu is Database. Once a user inputs data into the table a new user will appear. Here is the link to the frontend code
  • Scroll down to Crud Create
  • Insert your information, and it will come out, and the user can see there username password and email on a table provided above
  • All this code will be stored in the back end so that our team can see the data stores from all the users inputs
  • This back end of the code will be stored in a file where we can see everything that happens in our project
  • As of right now progress is still being made and learning how to fix our errors as well
  • Going to tutorial and learning from Mr.M was a great way to receive feedback as well as learning how to improve our code
  • Scrum Board Item
• Web API:
  • Running Instructions: In order to run the API, click the link to our website. Then, click on word "Twitter API” in the navbar. This is the Twitter API page and it will be able to let you search on twitter.
  • First an app route on the views.py page was changed from the past joke api.
  • We are still working on getting the API to succesfully run as we still need to figure out what variables to use for the backend.
  • The file joke.html was the front end of the API page.
  • Scrum Board Item
• Easter Egg (link)
  • In order to run the easter egg, click the link to our website. Then, click on the logo in the middle of the homepage
  • First we had to turn the logo on our homepage into a button with this code.
  • Then we had to create an app route for the easter egg page with this code. *Lastly, we had to create our easter egg page with this code *Scrum Board Item
• Sessions:
  • Right now we only have the front end code.
  • We are working on finishing databases before we move on to sessions
  • Scrum Board Item

Scrum Team Cards

Scrum Master Grading: 19/20 (For all team members)

• Deployment - Grace
  • Running Instructions: to run our website on the Raspberry Pi Web Server, click this link
  • created a raspberry pi web server using these instructions
  • did port forwarding with our project using these instructions
  • created a domain called Tweeter.gq running our main website on it
  • Scrum Board Item
• Web API - Aditi
  • Running Instructions: In order to run the joke API, click the link to our website. Then, click on word “Birds” in the navbar. This is the joke API page and every time you click on “New Joke”, a new joke will be generated.
  • I added th joke API to the project so I could get familiar with using APIs before moving on to incproprating my own API.
  • First I added an app route on the views.py page so that the joke API could have it's own page
  • Then I created a file called joke.html, which was the code for the joke page.
  • Then we had to install a package called requests in views.py so that the joke page could work.
  • Scrum Board Item
• Feedback Page Set Up - Sophie
  • Running Instructions: In order to run the Feedback page, click the link to our website. Then, click “Feedback” in the NavBar of the homepage, and it should take you to a link where you answer a couple of questions. Once you are done, it will prompt you to hit “submit” and will take you to our Thank You page.
  • I added the Responses page app route so that the feedback page wouldn't lead to an error once you hit submit
  • I added the colors and questions to the Feedback page
  • I made an app route for the Feedback page
  • Scrum Board Item

Scrum Team Members

• Aditi Akella
• Sophie Bulkin
• Grace Le
• Luke Manning (joined week 6)

Project Overview

A bird website called "Tweeter" that has a data base for the different types of birds. We will use web scraping to find the different types of birds that will be divided based on their specie, or order, with sub menus allowing you to pick the specific bird that you want to explore. We will use the bird api as a resource and use more advanced techniques that will be evident at N@M and fufill all of the College Board requirments. We will use Python, HTML, CSS, and Flask to develop our project and deploy our website on a rasberry pi.

Project Components

• home page
• Drop down of order of birds and sub drop down with each type of bird
• Added HTML files to each dropdown menu
• About us page
  • Introduce team membbers
  • Describes the project in more detail
• categories on the orders of birds
• nav bar

5 Hour Challenge

• finished homepage and organization
• added about us page
• added phylogenetic page and images
• worked on organization and formatting