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CS ID: o7z9a
- I worked on creating the authentication components. this includes a lower level child element that renders and validates the form, and two higher parent components that feed the child the correct forms to render: register or login. I also made sure it's set up in a way that would make integration with redux easier.
- The major issue I ran into was setting up and running storybooks, a framework that we will be using. another challenge was getting used to using material-ui components instead of the default ones.
- In the next iteration I will continue perfecting the authentication components, adding better designs, proper validation, and redux integration. I will also be working on other components (tbd).
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CS ID: m1w1b
- I worked on setting up a basic Storybook + MaterialUI template, and created a CreateTrip component.
- The major challenges for me included getting used to the new toolset, dividing the tasks among each other, and planning for future tasks efficiently.
- In the next iteration I will continue with creating other components, and their appropriate styling, and we will start integrating Storybook components into actual pages our app will have.
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CS ID: s3v6
- Worked on Nav Bar component with drown down and drawer menu functionality
- Major challenge: Learning and using new tools ie MaterialUI, React
- To work on: Settling on a theme and final website organization as a team, finishing up nav bar component, and other components, linking components and pages up.
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CS ID: e2h2b
- I worked on displaying the different Trip Cards in a chronological order for the Trip Screen. In order to achieve this, I had to build a multi-layer component system involving a Card List and a Trip Card, which can be expanded in the future to include different types of cards. I also worked on some pop-up functionality that allows the user to view and edit individual cards on the Trip.
- A major issue for me was getting used to using the Material UI and Styled Components. I am new to web development so I first implemented everything using Vanilla React and CSS, then converted it over to use the libraries in order to stay consistent with my group.
- In the upcoming sprint, I hope to work on the Trip Screen at a higher level, connecting my existing functionality to the routing for the web app. I also need to work with the team to ensure styling is consistent throughout the project.
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