A full stack JavaScript solo project.
If you have ever ordered coffee from a botique coffee shop, you have used a similiar application. They are typically deployed on a white tablet that does a gymnastic flip when it is time to finalize your order with a tip and a signature. POS and Inventory management applications are a crucial part of every business. After all, you need to take payments for your products.
Live demo of POS/Inventory Management application can be seen at the link below:
https://point-of-sale-mojmali.herokuapp.com/#pos
- Users can add, currently in stock items to shopping cart
- Users can edit shopping cart
- Users can finalize current customer's order with a payment
- Users can see open orders
- Users can finalize process with order completed
- Users can view all inventory
- Users can edit items in inventory
- Connect a payment API (Square or Stripe)
- Connect Twilio's automated texting API as a means to take orders through text
- After the initial design prototype, the database is the next best place to start. When coding the front-end, I was rendering the design without functionality. This can be prolematic when a majority of your application's design depends on data being rendered. Without it, it can look very bland. Being able to add fetch calls and see the data in the design in real time can greatly improve the front end code.
