Below google chart shows users weight, BMI, increased and decreased calories in time.

Written Google Charts Script:
<script type="text/javascript">
google.load("visualization", "1", {packages:["corechart"]});
google.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);
function drawChart() {

		var data = new google.visualization.DataTable();
		data.addColumn('string', 'Date');
		data.addColumn('number', 'Weight');
		data.addColumn('number', 'BMI');
		data.addColumn('number', 'Calorie');
		data.addRows([
			<core:forEach var="uHist" items="${uHistList.getUHistList()}">
				[ '<fmt:formatDate value="${uHist.IDate}" pattern="dd-MM-yyyy"/>', ${uHist.weight}, ${uHist.bmi}, ${uHist.calorie} ],
			</core:forEach>
		]);
        var options = {
        	'title' : 'Your BMI Graph',
        	is3D : true,
        	tooltip :  {showColorCode: true},
        	'width' : 1000,
        	'height' : 540,
        	'min' : 0,
        };
        var chart = new google.visualization.ColumnChart(document.getElementById('chart_div'));
        chart.draw(data, options);
      }
</script>

• Started to write real Java Spring codes. - 04.11.2016
• Becoming specialised on writing Java Spring controllers, jsp pages and API calling with Java. - 14.01.2017
• Different variable types for sending data between backhand and forehand, Spring Security, calling different API types should be learned.
• Local file reading should be learned for all types of files and without giving static location.

Consumed calories will be found using below formula.
Formula: 1 MET = 1 kcal / kg * h
Performed kcal = (Performed MET) * kg * h

Burned calories should be saved with related activity into UACTIVITY table.

• Project configured to be deployed as WAR file.
• Project installed to AWS server.

AWS project link

These links below were the most important links for me to learn git.

• I configured and learned basics of using Git from command line with Github in 3 hours.

https://help.github.com/articles/importing-a-git-repository-using-the-command-line/
https://help.github.com/articles/adding-a-file-to-a-repository-from-the-command-line/
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Recording-Changes-to-the-Repository

• Making research on Amazon AWS to understand which tools should be used.
• Creating and configuring MYSQL RDS in the Amazon AWS.
• Configuring Elastic Beanstalk module in the Amazon AWS server to deploy BMISystem as a .WAR file.
• Deployment as .WAR file into the Amazon AWS.

Recursively summation of
calorie = measure.getValue() * measure.getEqv() * amount;
Calory should be calculated for all food measures.

I never include my coffee, tea, etc. break times, talking, messing around times. I really work in these times below.

Activity and Food data are huge lists and hard to in as a normal html page. A sequential item list is created for choosing to show only required items.

Moreover, a dropdown is used to show only chosen item by its name.
DropDown script:
function setItems(dropDown) {
var currentPage = $(dropDown).find(":selected").val() - 1;
var numPerPage = 5;
var $table = $('table.paginated');
$table.bind('repaginate', function() {
$table.find('tbody tr').hide().slice(currentPage * numPerPage, (currentPage + 1) * numPerPage).show();
});

$table.trigger('repaginate');

}

I used Eclipse before for writing java codes. I didn't need to search which IDE should I use.

• Eclipse Neon for Java EE installed.
  However, finding the working and full Spring IDE took much time and required many tryings.
• Spring Tool Suite installed and Spring MVC project configured.

Bootstrap is very suitable for my project because it scales the website easily and efficiently from phones to tablets to desktops with CSS media queries and JavaScript, JQuery can be used with JQuery UI. Moreover, JQuery UI is not full of features such as Django so it should work more efficiently. Moreover, Java Spring with MVC provides a better structure for the BMI Project. Codes will be more understandable and more efficient. Therefore, Java Spring MVC with JQuery and JQuery UI are enough for coding.

• Learning Java Spring Framework. Java Spring MVC structure is very complicated to understand.

Creating a web service with Java.

• Finding requirements.
• Changing hardware or system if required.
• Making the installations.
• Making the configurations if needed..

Mockups will give a representation of the product’s visual appearance. Mockups will focus mainly on the visual look of the product, but also hint at the basics of its functionality. These mockups will be shown to the stakeholder for early feedback.

• Creating Mockups with the help of GIMP and paint.
• Creating Visual Mockups for the project would take much time as any visual design takes for most of the projects.

These mockups below are not fully thought and still more pages should be illustrated.

Home page mockup 1

Home page mockup 2

Registration page mockup 1

Registration page mockup 2

Log in page mockup is different from the real log in page. Buttons and idea of the real log in page will be the same but illustration will be different. - This will be corrected later.
Log in page mockup

Activities page could be shown as daily, weekly, yearly or preferable time between. Activities page contains health status graph, time by time calories consumption graph, most significantly calories consumption graphs for the desired time and a total calories info text for the desired time.
Activities page mockup 1

Calories page could be shown as daily, weekly, yearly or preferable time between. Calories page contains health status graph, time by time obtained calories graph, most significantly obtained calories graphs for the desired time and a total obtained calories info text for the desired time.
Calories page mockup

User would select breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack from the upper left side dropdown in the food addition page. Every food type is shown in the page. User can decide and select meal types inside the list. That list helps users to gain time. After selecting a type, a colorful food type list will be opened.
Food Addition page mockup

Food Addition page mockup2

Diagrams and Documentation

• Registered user and Admin User use case diagrams completed.
• Context, Component, 2 sequence and data flow diagrams completed.
• Non-registered user Use Case diagram, Database diagram, entity diagram and more sequence diagrams are needed.

Total labour time for the project: Minimum 30 days in 14 weeks. Flexible considering intense exam times. Work below will be done seperately, I'm tracking and inserting my time passed for each work piece by piece into actual time.

Requirements Page in Wiki

• Study your project description and explore related information.
• Prepare your initial requirements draft.
• Prepare questions for your customer, so as to complete your requirements.
• Document your questions an research material on your project repository.

No need for Project Development Stages. (Duplicated issue.)

• Creating a Spring Legacy Project.
• Inserting service, serviceImpl, model, domain, domain.rowmapper, and controller packages.
• Defining User, UserMapping, AppController, Food and AppServiceImpl classes.
• Writing User Queries inside the AppServiceImpl class.
• Writing Food Queries inside the AppServiceImpl class.
• Inserting controller functions and Model objects to connect with JSP files.
• Defining AppService interface to reach AppServiceImpl class easily and properly.
• Creating .jsp graphical views which use the system.
• Develop login and registration pages.
• Correcting the bugs inside the Login and Registration pages.
• Registration page is working but graphical enhancement made.
• Login and registration page was not working as a normal Login page. Back-end user session codes had some problems. Login and registration functions were corrected and developed.
• All detected query errors corrected in AppServiceImpl.java.
• Food addition page couldn't get the user's session. (Corrected)
• Fetching USDA API data.
• Saving USDA API data into the local database.
• Showing user's foods, activities and USDA food search functions created.
• Adapting the project structure (Folder and file structure) to Java Spring MVC standards.
• Using internal libraries (JQuery, CSS files, images, Bootstrap, JQuery UI, etc.) locally.
• Removing unnecessary controllers.
• Correcting controller codes with considering data transportation to JSP files via controllers.
• Graphical displaying users Food, users Activity and USDA Search Pages created.
• Simple Sidebar left side menu added into the necessary pages.
• Research made on Amazon AWS to understand which tools should be used.
• Creating and configuring MYSQL RDS in the Amazon AWS.
• Configuring Elastic Beanstalk module in the Amazon AWS server to deploy BMISystem as a .WAR file.
• Deployment as .WAR file into the Amazon AWS.
• BMI Calculation function added into loginSuccess page and fully working using users registration data.

No need for Status issue.

• Making the initial research.
• Deciding which technologies will be used.
• Writing Requirements.
• Correcting Requirements according to the stakeholders needs.
• Making Mockups.
• Designing Use Cases.
• Enabling JQuery and Bootstrap in a Spring MVC project.
• Learning Java Spring MVC.
• Started writing real Java Spring codes.
• Developing the login and registration pages.
• Correcting the bugs inside the login and registration pages.
• Fetching USDA API data.
• Completion of architecture diagrams.
• Saving USDA API data into the local database.
• Inserting images into the JSP pages.
• Changing the project structure (Folder and file structure) to Java Spring MVC standards.
• Using internal libraries (JQuery, CSS files, images, Bootstrap, JQuery UI, etc.) locally.
• Unnecessary controllers removed.
• Correcting controller codes with considering data transportation to JSP files via controllers.
• Graphical displaying users Food, users Activity and USDA Search Pages created.
• Simple Sidebar left side menu added into the necessary pages.
• Research made on Amazon AWS to understand which tools should be used.
• Creating and configuring MYSQL RDS in the Amazon AWS.
• Configuring Elastic Beanstalk module in the Amazon AWS server to deploy BMISystem as a .WAR file.
• Deployment as .WAR file into the Amazon AWS.
• BMI Calculation function added into loginSuccess page and fully working using users registration data.
• Refactoring packages, classes and functions.
• Displaying users activities.
• Activity fetching from json file.
• Adding Activities to users profile.