Up until Wednesday March 4, I made progress building out the React front-end. I added the interactions page and filled it with dummy data. This page shows the interactions between the devices. If an interaction is clicked, the user is redirected to a page that shows more details about the interaction. Here, the user can edit the interaction, adding/changing a device or condition. The site still looks pretty simple, but it’s starting to take shape.
The backend will be developed alongside the device systems. It will make calls to the SQL databases on the devices. Once the database table structure is laid out, the backend can be built out. Ideally, the device and backend will be built in parallel, minimizing confusion about models and api calls.
Teamwise, we ordered the parts we needed. I specifically do not need any physical parts currently to continue to develop the web application.
From March 4 to March 15, I traveled so I did not do any coding for this project.
