6 things I did over 12 weeks, Issues, Burndown

1: SignUp Page Creation

• This was my first project on the website
• We decided to use tailwind css and make our own styling of the website and we needed to seperate the signup and login functions into two different pages
• Used code from previous flocker page to sign up
• Functionality is great and is only the sign up and has better styling
• Commits (frontend only): 1

2: chatBot API

• The chatbot was one of my first features to the website
• I decided not to make this my highlighted feature because it does not use database
• First I made it work just in Postman with the ability to send and receive messages to and from the the Gemini AI
• • would give responses in JSON (would make it easier to add a frontend later)
    Burndown showing progress: Here
• I then started on the frontend to show sent and received messages
• added ability to save the chat history in local storage so everything would be private between user and AI
• Progress can be seen at bottom of aforementioned burndown or click here
• Commits: 1 2

3. chatBot Frontend Integration

• I then started on the frontend to show sent and received messages
• added ability to save the chat history in local storage so everything would be private between user and AI
• Progress can be seen at bottom of aforementioned burndown or click here Commits: 1 2 3 4 5

4: vinStore API and Backend Implementation

• This is the feature that I have iterated over the whole 12 weeks

• I started with the backend API which would just give a postman response of the car data when a VIN is submitted (post only)
  Burndown showing progress: Here

• Then I added the ability to store specific information (make, model, year, engine type) in a database table
• • made the model file. also stores the user id and date added
    Burndown showing progress: Here
• Then I added all of the other methods (put, read, delete) to the API
• Commits: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

5: vinStore Frontend and API calling

• Created a basic frontend for posting
• Posting was just the start and I then started working on the put method
• Then I added a table for the get method, so the user can see info about their car
• I then added delete inside the table so you can delete the VINs
• I sadly didn’t save images of what the site looked like after each part of the feature was added but I went through many different designs and ideas
  Burndown showing progress: Here
• Commits: 1 2 3 4 5

6: Organizing Roles And Planning

Since I am the assistant scrum master I am in charge of planning as well as completing my features. With the consent of my team, I created an issue (says Wyatt created it but I actually was the one who wrote stuff in it) to describe all of our roles and what we should accomplish by the end of the trimester. I also wrote a basic overview of what the team should be focusing on below the roles section. I also worked with Trevor on the KanBan board to make sure everyone was completing their work, creating burndowns, and working efficiently.
Link to Issue: Here
Link to KanBan: Here