anhugenberg / ATLAS-iOS-Fall-22

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Project Check-In #2

Open anhugenberg opened 1 year ago

anhugenberg commented 1 year ago

So far, I have worked on implementing the navigation and basic design of the app. A good chuck of time has been spent manually imputing all of the information for each of the 14ers and adding tab views for ease of navigation between the different views. I most recently worked on designing the home page of the app.

Next steps:

Learned/Accomplished:

Since I came in with zero experience in Swift and XCode, I have learned a lot just in the little time we have had building this project. I was particularly excited about making the home screen and implementing the way in which a user would navigate between the different views. I had to do some research in which I learned a lot more about how to change the layout and look of a view as well as how to implement navigation within the app. I am very happy with how it turned out.

Challenges:

The plan for my app has not changed since I wrote the outline at the beginning of the semester, but I can see it changing in the future as I begin to implement more challenging items. Nothing so far has been too challenging. It is mostly just the fact that I am learning a brand new language that I find the most difficult and time consuming. But I love the challenge!

Home Screen:

homepage

List View Screen:

listview

14er Details Screen:

descriptionview

zef commented 1 year ago

Excellent work so far, Alexa!

I love the attention to detail and polish you've been putting into your app, even as you're just getting started. It's awesome that you've figured out how to do custom fonts and all the different types of views you've been using.

And I'm sure it was a ton of work manually getting all that data! Did you have to put together the JSON yourself or were you able to find a source for that mostly as it is?

Keep it up!

anhugenberg commented 1 year ago

Excellent work so far, Alexa!

I love the attention to detail and polish you've been putting into your app, even as you're just getting started. It's awesome that you've figured out how to do custom fonts and all the different types of views you've been using.

And I'm sure it was a ton of work manually getting all that data! Did you have to put together the JSON yourself or were you able to find a source for that mostly as it is?

Keep it up!

Thank you for the feedback! Yes, I was able to find a source JSON and modify it for my own use.