the RTD-Mobile-App addresses the lack of functionality of the actual mobile app that the RTD provides. Using the google Directions API and a Rails backend, the RTD-Mobile-App allows users to easily look for train and bus connections all over Denver. The user then has the ability to Add a route to their favorites, which renders a quick select button for that particular connection.
The RTD-Mobile-App was a project for our capstone at the Turing School of Software and Design. Working with a two-person back-end team, our goal was to redesign the RTD app and make it more intuitive, as well as adding practical functionality for users returning to the app. The first sprint took 10 days. Future goals are removing bugs, increasing performance, and turning the RTD-Mobil-App into a PWA.
Front End
- React
- Redux
- React-Router
- Firebase Authentication
- Jest
- Enzyme
Back End
- Ruby
- Rails
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
in your command line, run:
git clone git@github.com:Awiedenman/rtd-mobile-app.git
cd into the repo and in your command line run:
npm install
once the dependencies have been installed, to view the app, run:
npm start
Front End
- Austin Wiedenman GitHub profile/Turing profile
- Quinlan Hill GitHub profile/Turing profile
Back End
- Jamison Ordway GitHub profile/Turing profile
- James Nelson GitHub profile/Turing profile