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11/10/18

It's been a while since I last remembered to post to this, but since then we have made a huge leap in progress. About 2 weeks ago I had a breakthrough and was finally able to get the app running on my phone through USB in order to test any changes. The next day I showed the others in the group and since then we have been getting as much done as possible. Chase was still working on getting the iOS version working, but he ended up finishing early this week, and Kevin has been doing all of the UI updates. I have been working on implementing some of the new pages that we need, specifically the retrieval of extra information from the database team, as well as the manual job creation pages. For the database query, we need a .php file on the database end that we can call from the app to get the info. Once we get that, it should be simple to change around a few variable names and display the info. As for the manual job entry, I have made a few more pages to navigate to it, but I am having a lot of trouble with implementing a button to add more text fields dynamically. We have also been working on the coding assignment, designing sprints, user stories, and tests. I hope we are able to finish everything in a satisfying way for our client and for Dr. Hayes.

Brady Spradlin
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