FitLit revolutionizes the health tracking experience by seamlessly blending style and data tracking. With its captivating interface and user-friendly design, users can effortlessly rearrange their dashboard's UI to prioritize what matters most, whether it's activity, hydration, or sleep data. This innovative app ignites motivation for a healthier and happier life, offering a personalized approach to wellness.
We are a 4 group of front-end developers who worked together remotely via Zoom and asynchronously through the GitHub project board to complete this application. This project was completed from week 2 to week 4 in Mod 2 of the Front End development program at Turing School of Software & Design.
- Fork this repository.
- Clone it to your local machine using the command:
git clone [email protected]:turingschool-examples/fitlit-starter-kit.git. - Run the command:
cd fitlit-api - Run the command:
npm install - Run the command:
npm start
- Clone it to your local machine using the command:
[email protected]:amysiu1028/FitLit.git - Run the command:
cd fitlit - Run the command:
npm install - Run the command:
npm start
- Use object and array prototype methods to perform data manipulation
- Understand the use of Webpack
- Implement fetch API
- Use Mocha framework with Chai library for TDD
- Create a project that is easily readable with separate files that store functions for DOM manipulation, data model, helper, API calls and scripts
- Collaborate productively and professionally as a team
- Utlizie localStorage to save user data outside of page refresh
⭐ Successfully integrating charts library into our application.
⭐ Developed strong code organization and project management skills using GitHub project boards.
⭐ Collaborated effectively with a team of four, fostering a shared knowledge base to ensure cohesive workflow. This allowed us to maintain a consistent skill level while some team members brought additional
expertise, creating a well-balanced team dynamic.
❗ Getting the hang of understanding code written by others. While also figuring out the flow of async work and checking out pull requests to see what's been done.
❗ Maintaining consistent naming conventions and effectively tracking previously declared names.
❗ Understanding and troubleshooting importing and exporting files with Webpack.