Readme Introduction

This is a guide for how to set up your readme for you IronHack Application

  1. Name of your Application: Sihao Yin

  2. Keywords : Google Map, Disease, Range

  3. Description of the datasets and function design

  1. Brief Description
  • Use data from CDC to map disease areas and severness

Fill in the structued description:

  • Map View:

    1. [Y] Basic Map with specific location (your map is located in a meaningful place, city of west lafayette for example)
    2. [Y] Markers for location of markets
    3. [Y] Labels for markets' names
    4. [Y] InfoWindow to show detail information of a marker
  • Data Visualization:

    1. [Y/N] [describe] Use Graph? What is the type? (bar chart, pie chart, radar chart ...)
    2. [Y/N] [List] Any interaction available on the graph? List them (enable click on numbers, drag on lines, change time/variables ...)
  • Interaction Form:

    1. [Y/N] [List] Any information output? list them. (text field, text area, label, plain HTML ...)
    2. [Y/N] [List] Any operation option (filters)? List them. (search markets, search vegetables, filter based on price, sort based on convenience ...)
    3. [Y/N] [List] Any information input? List them. (comments, markers, user preference ...)
    4. [Y/N] [List] Interaction with Map? List them. (filter on price will affect map markers, sort on price will affect map markers, ...)
    5. [Y/N] [List] Interaction with data visualization? List them. (filter, sort, set variables ...)
  1. Build Case How can we build and access your project on a Linux/Unix machine if you use external dependencies besides HTML/CSS/Javascript? List the dependencies you used, such as python, node.js, etc. List the steps we should follow to build the project. Your project will be built on Amazon Web Service, EC2, ubuntu 14.01 instance

  2. Test Case Which browsers did you test your project on? Chrome, IE, Edge, Safari, or Firefox?

  3. Additional information You Want to Share with Us E.g. any problems you faced/fixed, where you reached out to for help, etc.