Project 1 Team Build Treasure Trove
This is a CWRU coding bootcamp Project 1 Assignment. This project is to show that the students are able to work in a team setting, come up with an original idea and collaborate together to develop a project. This project demonstrates the students ability to become comfortable working in a group setting and learning the functionality of GitHub. This project uses the project board function using Kanban and the agile software development method of GitHub which allows for the students to create and delegate tasks. The group members needed to communicate effectively and work together to build a functioning application.
This app was designed for treasure hunters to save locations of where they discovered their treasures. The app also displays potential treasures that treasure hunters can find with the treasure chest section.
The application utilizes a CSS framework other than Bootstrap. The application is deployed to GitHub. There was interaction throughout the project and fantastic communication throughout the group. 2 server-side APIs are used in the application (Unsplash and BING Maps) No alerts, confirms, or promts are used. App is responsive and easy to use. We worked together to make sure we made many GitHub commits and were sure to review work in order to eliminate any merge issues.
Deployed application link: (https://jordanrantucci.github.io/Treasure_Trove/)
The following image demonstrates the application functionality:
No installation is needed for this project.
Download the code and open to view using your favorite browser, or click the link above to view the deployed site.
All Code was created from scratch by Diane Furlong, Amber VanGieson, Nick Reese and Jordan Rantucci
Contributions in the form of suggestions or feedback are appreciated.
There are no tests for this project.
Would like to include photo uploading and also the ability to pull a users Instagram posts into future build outs of this application.


