Pellets (deployed on Heroku)
This is a project I completed as a student at hackreactor.
Product name: Pellets
Idea: Next generation browser hub organizing aspects of your life
Purpose: Organize information even better, to set the groundwork for transition to next generation web interfaces
Technologies: React, Material-UI, Aframe
Switching over from Angular to evaluate which framework is more suitable for development. Angular version
Target users: People who will be part of next generation web interfaces - i.e. Age 30 and below
Product Vision: Pellets as an abstract representation of content
User feedback: WebVR interface seems useful for organizing things, so prototype app should be inclined towards that
- [Done] - Install React
- [Done] - Install Material-UI
- [Done] - Get sidebar to show
- [Done] - Get title text to show
- [Done] - Get dummy bullet points to show
- [Done] - Install Aframe
- [Done] - Put in planes and sky
- [Done] - Put in hard-coded rotating box
- [Done] - Get list to show in front of 3d rendering
- Get list to show dummy data
- Make add function
- Make strikethrough function
- Make one box to show up per data item
- Make box zoom in when click on tab
- Make box show text
- Add picture URL into data
- Change box into picture objects instead
- Create functionality to visually arrange boxes/pictures
Backend:
- Set up database using Mongoose
- Set up app to retrieve and show data
- Set up app to update data
- Set up user signin and signout
- Set up unique state for user
Pivot Ideas: Daypack - web browser as an input interface for bringing what you want to stay connected to into VR reality (weather, reminders, chat messages, sports scores, sense of connection)