rjoyc/projectify

Projectify is mobile app that connects high school girls looking to work on side projects with others. Won 2nd place in WiE Hackathon

Projectify

Overview

Projectify is a super cool slay girlboss app that was born at a hackathon we randomly decided to participate in (we <3 WIE). "What is Projectify?" you ask? Well, Projectify is a mobile app (work in progress #manifesting) that connects high school girls looking to work on side projects with others. Through the app they can find side project inspiration, share their GRAND project ideas, meet people to work with on the projects, and earn accomplishments badges to build their professional portfolio.

We had like 4 hours (yikes!) to come up with this all, so it was pretty messy you might imagine. BUT! We won second place in the hackathon (woot woot #women #in #stem)!! And, that motivated us to really try to develop this (syde) project(ify ;). This is a first for a lot of us, so enjoy this archive of our blood, sweat, and tears + all the lessons we learn along the way!

Team

💻 Developer: Niharika Srivatsa

💻 Developer: Vedanshee Patel

✏️ Designer: Janvi Ganatra

✏️ Designer: Rachel Joy Copreros

(aka syde bytes <3)

Development Setup

First and foremost, clone the project!

1. Install Nodejs

   • Download | Node.js (nodejs.org)
   • Check node version (must be 12 or higher)
     • run node -v

2. Download Expo Go/Expo Client on your phone

   • This is to help us see it on an actual device
   • Android or iOS simulator also works

3. Add This File

   • Create a new file under the "src" folder named aws-exports.js
   • Copy & Paste this into file

4. Run npm install and npm start

   • Scan the QR code in the terminal with your phone
   • Type r in the terminal to reload the app on your phone

Git Stuff

Note: install git (search it up)

Making + Pushing Changes

1. Always run git pull for the most updated version of the code before making changes!
2. Make your changes to the code
3. Add all files you want to push:
   • git add . to add all changed files
   • git add [filepath] to add a specific file
4. Commit the files + add a nice descriptive message 😻
   • git commit -m "describe your changes"
5. Push your commit!
   • git push
   • YAYAYAY u did it ‼️🎉

Note: you can also do this through VS Code in Source Control