Get those credits, get that degree
Finding a suitable project for our Bachelor’s /Master’s project and thesis has been a cumbersome process in the past. With prodles, you are able to find the right project with just a few click. But that's only half of the problems. Sometimes, we need to find group members with similar way of working that also needs to do a project which has been hard to find due to pandemics, lack of time to socialize, etc. Prodles help to connect you with other people who are interested in the same project so you can start your project in no time!
- Add a new project
- Search for a project
- Join/apply to a project
- Delete a project
- Accept/decline a join request
- Create a thread
- Reply to a thread
- Delete a thread
- Create user profile
- See other user’s profile
- Connecting user with each others
- See user’s past works/projects
| Technology | Function |
|---|---|
| MongoDB Atlas | Files are hosted in MongoDB Atlas database |
| NodeJS | Asynchronous JavaScript runtime environment |
| Express | Connection with the front end is done through API developed in Express |
| Technology | Function |
|---|---|
| React | Used to make a single page application |
| Next.js | Provides easy routing and other convenience methods to React |
| Tailwind CSS | CSS framework to design the user interface |
You need to have Node.js installed
- Open your terminal or command prompt
- Change to the ‘/backend’
- Type ‘npm install’
- Type ‘npm run-script dev’
cd backend
npm install
npm run-script dev
Output:
Listening on 3600.
Connected to database
- Open your terminal or command prompt
- Change to the ‘/frontend’
- Type ‘npm install’
- Type ‘npm start’
- Open your browser and go to http://localhost:3600/
cd frontend
npm install
npm start
- Go to the frontend directory
- Build the frontend
- Copy all files from “frontend/out” into “backend/public”
cd frontend
npm run-script build
- Go to the backend directory
- Build the backend
cd ../backend
npm run-script build
- Create a new app in Heroku
- Open a terminal and go to the backend directory of our project
- Create a new Git repository in the folder
- Add our Heroku project as a git remote
git init
heroku git:remote -a <app-name>
- Add our code and commit
- Push the new repository into Heroku
- Open https://app-name.herokuapp.com
git add .
git commit -am “Add code”
git push heroku master
- Jean Qussa
- Nurmalita Manggali
- Nave Wibowo