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• Map has been set up and loaded.
• Map takes user's current location.
• Nearby shelters around users not working yet. NearbyPlaces function needs fixing.

👍 Great job, team, on creating the 📌 project board!

The project board, milestones and issues you created will help your group track your progress and assign issues to group members. The features you checked off from your list and the GIF you recorded shows your progress.

Make sure you keep track of the time left to complete all of the required stories so that you have an MVP (minimum viable product). The purpose of this is to get the minimum set of functionality implemented first and then focus on adding in optionals afterwards. This ensures you have all the basics in place before adding in the stretch features and polish.

If you have any particular questions about the assignment in general or on any of the feedback, feel free to post on the Slack channel.

If you have any technical questions about the project or concepts covered this week, we encourage you to post a question on the course Slack channel! For general questions around grading scores email us at, [email protected].

• Use GoogleMap API to find homeles shelter near the Restaurant

• Incorporate API on home activity, fragment of maps.
• Ask Paul for more information
• Allow API to search homeless shelters near me (taking a restaurant perspective point of view)
• Set UI so map API looks aesthetic and snug on the fragment maps.

It seems that it is better to upload Image as URL, but how do you combine Image URL plus the Form class adapter?

Once user clicks on past shelters they donated to, user can click on each cardview to find more details about the shelter they donated to.

RV not showing all items, add button disappeared.

👍 Nice work, team!

You dove into your group project this unit, 🧠 brainstorming, creating an ✏️ app spec, and 🖼️ wireframing your app screens!

Listing down the user features you need for the project is a good practice when building apps. Categorizing them as "required" and "stretch" lets you determine what is essential in completing the app and what can be added as enhancements.

You also started wireframing. Wireframing is a common practice when building apps as it lets you create a blueprint for the app before writing any code. Use both your project spec and wireframes to help divide and allocate work on your team!

With the wireframes and product spec in hand, you should have a good idea of what your app will look like when you finish the project. Next week we jump into the first implementation sprint. Let us know if we can help in any way!

If you have any particular questions about the assignment in general or on any of the feedback, feel free to post on the Slack channel.

If you have any technical questions about the project or concepts covered this week, we encourage you to post a question on the course Slack channel! For general questions around grading scores email us at, [email protected].

Everytime a new form is created, the image of the past form is overriden.

• Add database for restaurant's profile

• Use firebase database
• Create clone data to show past food given in history fragment.

• Create main activity home (Maps and history sections)

  • include navigation bar with two navigation buttons (maps and history)

• Create button which leads to activity form from home activity.

  • activity includes name with string input,
  • include string input for food types
  • address of the shelter
  • add phone number
  • use camera to allow picture of the food.
  • add submit button