by Quincy Iheme
##GA WDI NYC Jan 14, Project 1
##Overview
Gotham Metro is a public transportation navigation application for planning a commute within the New York City Metro area. The idea of the application was to incorporate real-time data and commute adjustment in order to route a user efficiently to their intended destination. This app was a sample Rails project for the January 2014 Web Development Immersive course at General Assembly. It was developed over a 3 day sprint to model the agile software development process.
##Technologies Used
- Ruby 2.1.0
- Ruby on Rails
- PostgreSQL Database
- Authentication & Authorization from scratch using bcrypt-ruby
- Global Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) gem and data supplied by PATH in GTFS format
##User Stories Completed
- As a user I should be able to check the PATH train schedule to determine which train I should take
- As a user I should be able to check the routes of the PATH train
- As a user I should be able to check the stops the PATH train serves
##Backlog
A full list of user stories can be found by looking at this Trello Board
A link for Gotham Metro (http://gothammetro.herokuapp.com)
You can find a live demo link http://jjj-jewelry-box.herokuapp.com/ . (demo user: jasmine / pass: 1234)