Third-Party APIs

This project was create to conceptualize and code a simple calendar application, which users would find engaging, but straightforward to use. This application makes use of a working understanding and knowledge about how to use JQuery, Third-Party APIs, and Moment.js to create an application where end users can schedule their day and keep track in real-time of their activities, while the scheduler saves fields of input to localStorage for later retrieval. Moment.js consists of a library to work with date and time functions to streamline this functionality. Each day tracks the standard business hours (9 A.M. - 5 P.M.). The challenges with this project were to develop coding that would result in each "Task" field changing colors appropriately, as follows:

• Grey - Past
• Red - Current
• Green - Future

This functionality would allow for better time management.

To run the application locally, you will need to clone the repository to your local machine and open in your favorite code editor to check it out!

HTTPS:

$ git clone https://github.com/K-ai30/day-planner.git

SSH:

$ git clone [email protected]:K-ai30/day-planner.git

Or, visit the deployed version at:

https://k-ai30.github.io/day-planner/

• HTML5
• CSS3
• Bootstrap 4
• JavaScript
• jQuery

The user can plan their work day with the following triggered effects:

• Activity input field
• Saving capabilities
• Color coded for past, present, and future items
• Current Date/Time stamp

Additional features include the option of saving the list items to local storage for later retrieval.

I started building this application for an end-user in an effort to provide a solution to a need to organize work or personal activities daily. To that end, I hope to achieve some future dated development ideas that will enhance the user engagement with the application.

• Alia Kyle Perry (Full Stack Developer) - Check out my repositories!

For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. Changes will not be made without the consent of the author of this application.

Copyright (c) [2020] [Alia Kyle Perry]