kwop arose from me wanting to further cement my newly learnt Angular skills by using them practically in a project.
So I was thinking with the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. Right at the beginning of it, supermarkets were full of panic buyers which meant key workers couldn't get the food items they needed after a long shift fighting the battle against the virus. This video particular stood out to me.
Thankfully, that is all over due to the supermarkets stepping in and placing item limits as well as the level of panic buying decreasing.
However, I still needed a project to work on and this idea came into my head of building a web app which allows key workers to create a food shopping list and collect their order from any supermarket they desire. Thus saving time getting their food items and giving them ease that they'll get the food items they desire.
So combining key workers (kw) and shopping (op)...kwop was invented!
NOTE: This project is in progress :)
kwop is now online in it's MVP (minimum viable product) form! Visit http://kwop.online to check it out.
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 9.1.5.
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