See #34 as well. The event detail view is what the user will see after clicking on one of the events from the event list view.
This view will have an event name at the top, wtih a two column row that has the creator of the event with the date that it will take place. Then there needs to be a description, static map image of the location, text that would show the distance from current location (don't worry about any business logic). A column of people already going to the event, a join button, and a ask a question bubble at the bottom.
Put your code in the views folder under a new folder named "EventDetail" like we do in Home. Then to test you can change the child component of the wrapper in main to be your new view.
See #34 as well. The event detail view is what the user will see after clicking on one of the events from the event list view. This view will have an event name at the top, wtih a two column row that has the creator of the event with the date that it will take place. Then there needs to be a description, static map image of the location, text that would show the distance from current location (don't worry about any business logic). A column of people already going to the event, a join button, and a ask a question bubble at the bottom. Put your code in the views folder under a new folder named "EventDetail" like we do in Home. Then to test you can change the child component of the wrapper in main to be your new view.
https://github.com/Senior-Project-CSE-3213/sp_flutter_app/blob/cc6adce67d2aeac5723aa1b5b02f7a1c1fb1e13d/lib/main.dart#L26
The AppBar and BottomNavigationBar will be handled in #35