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Initiated 12/11/2020. Edited on 12/23/2020.
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------------------------------This React-Redux website was built in collaboration with my wife. She was telling me back in october and november that she wanted a site and started telling me every detail that would be great. It was during this time that she also decided that she wanted to have a streaming platform and future versions of this site will have her videos of all the projects, recipes and videos for her travel blog.
hosted link https://capstone-ccbb4.web.app/
- no known bugs at this time
- Visual Studio Code
- React
- HTML
- CSS
- Bootstrap
- REDUX
- Firebase
Here is what the whole process started out like. the ideas that i had and my design and though process during the project.
This project was an idea my wife came up with as she aspires to be a crafting and Recipe Content Creator and came up with this idea as she was scrolling thru hundreds of recipe and crafting sites. Her and her friends hate having to comb thru stories just to get to the good stuff such as recipe’s and instructions on how to make certain things either crafting or in the kitchen. So she wants to start a new trend. The recipe and the steps first then a story about the product or video.
The main use for this website would be for those who want to learn how to make something craftwise or in the kitchen. What my wife says is that it will bring a midwestern charm to life in the City. the Simplistic of it all. Problems that i might face are creating a dynamic form so that she can add bigger recipe’s that need lots of ingredients or steps to make a crafting idea. Also being able to upload pics and video to a page. (Who are the main users? What problems are they facing that you will solve? What will it do for users? What is the purpose/goal of the project?)
(List the absolute minimum features the project requires before it is considered in a pre-alpha state) Minimum viable product would be the splash page and ability to add crafting procedure and lists of items in it, or ingredients and cooking steps.##### Tools for MVP (List the tools, frameworks, libraries, APIs, modules, resources, languages, etc that will be used to create your MVP. Be specific.) *React and JavaScript most likely. I might make it out of C# MVC but i think this is better suited for React and JavaScript.
(If you finish developing your MVP and have time to spare, what features do you want to work on next? Be specific.) Additional features would be to create a supporters section where registered users could go and get more in-depth knowledge on a project or recipe. Pictures for each including the ability to upload a picture or video of the steps. And it be added to the right recipe or crafting area.
Ability to
(List the tools, frameworks, libraries, APIs, modules, resources, languages, etc that will be used to create your additional features. Be specific.)
- might need a mySql database for photos and video urls to link them to recipe or crafting projects.
This project is based off the wants my wife wants for her website. She wants me to create a site her and her friends have been wanting to visit for sometime now. She is getting into the content creating market so we came up with the plan to include that idea with her content creation so she can market herself as well as for people to get recipes and crafting steps with out having to read stories first.
reasearch for Capstone. Sat Down with Sara Schaaf. Talked to her about what she wanted for her site. made a site diagram (picture will go here )
list of wants simple splash page of buisness. tabs for recipes,crafts,travel,about me/contact us will eventually add a ecommerce to site so she can sell her crafts thru it.
backgrounds likes the look of Shiplack. she wants to bring a flair of southern charm to the city. she is from the midwest. wants a kind of chalkboard looking ingredient list. think southern. maybe like those chalk labels for jars and stuff
needs forms to enter in the ingredients and recipe instructions. so need backend database to hold.
wants a navbar at the top to change between the different aspects of page.
doing research on how to make custom Navbar in react.
11:58 Switched computers so i cloned repository and this is first commit.
fab fa-readme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL8cFqhTHwA
looking into hosting of website.
looking into how i want to do the recipe ingredients and instructions form intake since all recipe's having diferent amount of ingredients and steps to complete.
Customer said she wants to be able to query lets say Breakfast and a list of breakfast recipe's will come up etc.
trying to figure out how to store the different lists in firebase too
found this thru google on helping make a dynamic form thru google https://dev.to/kahawaiikailana/creating-a-react-dynamically-controlled-form-5dcc
https://goshakkk.name/array-form-inputs/ more research
researching Contact us mail smtp transfer using firebase. good little read https://pantaley.com/blog/How-to-integrate-Serverless-contact-form-using-Firebase-Cloud-functions-in-React/
Friday 12/18 hard to concentrate this morning. opened the project in the state i left it, and it was not working on the add or edit parts of the craft forms. started working on about me and contact forms. started researching how to make a ecommerce site attached to this site so customer could sell their crafts on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gQay39krqY
since i was having a hard day today concentrating on backend work i worked on the front end splash page or home page. it turned out better then i thought it would.
needs still to get to MVP
routeing contact page about me page better styling of the recipes/crafts
added to what would like to have. a full on Store to sell crafts on.
12/19 I started the day off rough, had an error so i went back a couple of commits and fixed it. then took some time to figure out how to do file uploads to firebase. going to try to get my forms able to upload photos for recipes and crafts to firebase so i could just call the database for the photos instead of storing them in the project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r1Pb6Ja90o
12/21 researching css styles from 220 -3pm.
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| Daniel Schaaf | dschaaf89 | Daniel.schaaf@outlook.com | danielschaaf.com |
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