Difference between revisions of "Geo2"

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[http://docs.angularjs.org/api AngularJS API]&nbsp;(explenation of&nbsp;[http://danorlando.com/angularjs-bootstrap-lifecycle-general-overview/ Angular architechture])<br>[http://api.jquery.com/ jQuery API]  
  
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'''Android app''' The android app is a native app with the same functions as the webapp. It can be found under the same project, but in a separate repository on launchpad (lp:~geo2/geolocationdataentry2/android_native).&nbsp;  
 
'''Android app''' The android app is a native app with the same functions as the webapp. It can be found under the same project, but in a separate repository on launchpad (lp:~geo2/geolocationdataentry2/android_native).&nbsp;  
  
 
The app are using a Google Maps API v2 key to be able to use Google Maps functionality. This key is tied to a build certificate stored locally on the computer it was issued to. To build the app, a new key has to be requested and replace the one given in the android-manifest.
 
The app are using a Google Maps API v2 key to be able to use Google Maps functionality. This key is tied to a build certificate stored locally on the computer it was issued to. To build the app, a new key has to be requested and replace the one given in the android-manifest.

Revision as of 22:56, 8 December 2013

Team:

  • Ryhor Sivuda
  • Hans Furholt
  • Ibraheem Cheema
  • Cato Danielsen

Features:
Form for user input is automaticlally generated based on valid options for data set.
For each entry geolocation is stored.
All gathered information displayed on a map.
Possibility to filter on the different data elements.

Description:
The application enables users to add events with geo location of the place where it was registered. It also displays previously registered events on a map and allows to filter them based on time period and data values.

Time schedule:
Milestone 1: 1st November

  • Document features and architecture on Wiki

Milestone 2: 15th November

  • Implement basic functionality
  • First uploadable version

Milestone 3: 30th November

  • Final complete working product

Link: Launchpad repo

Frameworks and libraries:

AngularJS API (explenation of Angular architechture)
jQuery API

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Android app The android app is a native app with the same functions as the webapp. It can be found under the same project, but in a separate repository on launchpad (lp:~geo2/geolocationdataentry2/android_native). 

The app are using a Google Maps API v2 key to be able to use Google Maps functionality. This key is tied to a build certificate stored locally on the computer it was issued to. To build the app, a new key has to be requested and replace the one given in the android-manifest.