GlobeTrotter is a mobile application that allows users to plan multi-leg adventures and create day-by-day itineraries for each stop along the way. GlobeTrotter helps you collect all of the infomation about your trip into one convenient location.

• Table of Contents
• Set Up
• Video
• Screenshots
• Tech Stack and Team
• Goals
• Agile Workflow

git clone https://github.com/sertmer/GlobeTrotter

npm install

npm start

1. On the webpage that loads when you npm start, scan the QR code with your camera app
2. Download the Expo Client app from the app store

1. Install the Expo Command Line Interface with npm i##tall -g expo-cli
2. run npm run ios or npm run android

1. run npm start
2. On the expo webpage that opens up in your browser, click run in web browser from the left panel

Coming Soon!

Colin Koga, Austen Dunn, and Scott Ertmer

• React Native
• Expo
• React Native Navigation
• React Native Maps
• React Native Calendars
• Testing with Jest/Enzyme
• Travis CI
• Fetch API

John Travers and Zac Isaacson

• Python
• Django
• GraphQL
• PostgresQL
• Travis CI

• Google Geocoding API
• Airport Codes API
• Yelp Fusion API

• Implementing brand new technologies and frameworks
• Utilizing Continuious Integration tools to automate the testing suite on push and merge
• Use agile procress to break the work into discreet user stories
• Collaboration between front and back end teams
• Create a fluid and unobtrusive UI

GlobeTrotter followed an agile process using the automated kanban board on GitHub Projects. User stories were:

• divided into sprints
• created as issues, following a team-decided template
• assigned labels (sprint 1, front end, trips view, bug, extension)
• assigned to a team member
• tracked by the whole team
• PR template used by all members of the team, to encourage thourough code review.

The project board can be viewed here

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