Our motivation for creating this website was to give a solution to the parking problem that each and every one of us has faced at least once in our lives. We implemented a website for facilitating an online marketplace for renting out private parking spaces using React, CSS, HTML, Javascript.
Our homepage looks like that, You can choose if you want to rent to someone or from someone:
If you want to rent to someone, You click on the left button and you get this window, you should fill the form below:
Now, your details are saved into our database.
If you want to rent from someone, you press the right button and fill the form like that:
Then you press submit and you should get this map:**
You can choose the address for the area of the wanted parking and the available parkings will appeared.
If our database is empty, you will get this message:
** Right now, the map and the database aren't connected, so our future goal is to connect them.
We developed this website in 24 hours during the HUJI Hackathon 2022. We learned React from scratch and we used WebStorm for the first time. It was challenging and fun.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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Your app is ready to be deployed!
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