I have been learning web development for a year and I have just delivered my very first MVP for a client, this is a huge step forward in my journey...
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Wonderful article.
But I am missing something.
You didn't tell us how did you go for the actual requirements process?
And last but not least, at which point did you gather the requirements? Before UI/UX Design and Data Modeling?
How did you model the data and design the UI? Based on features?
Please share, or write a new article about this since this is the first step where new comers stumble upon.
Thanks
Hello Cyan,
It is a very interesting point you raises here! I should have explained in the introduction, we had a long meeting with the client before we officialy start the project where we discussed together what features to build and how the app should look in the end.
Moreover, we had a weekly meeting to check that the project is going in the right direction.
Lastly, we organized our work and filter requirements according to what we are able to do as junior developers.
Thank you for reading, I hope this answered your question! 😇
This articler worked one year.
Can I collaborate doing the landing page? I really think I can give you some help on the landing page, adding illustrations and some good design. This is great, I like to see when projects turn out to be practical examples. This is my github: github.com/Alejogb1 and one of the websites I currently run: iosaprovall.com/
Hello Alejo,
Thanks a lot for your enthusiasm!
I am not responsible of the landing page at all, it has been made by my client before I took part in the project.
I can let him know about your offer if you want.
Have a great day!
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I really enjoyed this read! I am working to become a full stack developer and I really like the organization of this project. I think it is important to get most of the planning and design done before making a project, great work! I look forward to seeing what else you do!
I really appreciate your comment Megan! In my opinion organization is more important than the code itself. Thank you for reading and I wish you best of luck.
This is an awesome write-up, and kudos to you for building a real-world project as an aspiring dev. That's huge! Most people stick with building little toy apps or apps built following courses or tutorials, building something on your own that solves a real problem is a huge step, congrats!
I know what you are speaking about! There are dozens of dummy app on my GitHub 😂 You can imagine how satisfying it is to finally build something worthwile!
Do you know constate ? It's a great library to lift state up easily at any time.
github.com/diegohaz/constate
I have never heard of this package before, thank you for sharing I will have a look ✅
I’m thinking about developing an app that just came to mind recently and your article is amazing! Thank you for taking so much time to walk through the logistics of working on such a project! So many people glaze over what technologies are used or how thework gets managed. Great job!
I could not be happier if my article somehow helped you get started with your app! Thank you for your feedback Bill😇
I really enjoyed read this article , you learned a lot with this project in every aspect since planning , development and implementation, big congratulations for you.
If you need help with future projects,I would like to have the chance of working with you.
Best regards
This post have given me an overview about how things work in real life. Thanks !
I am glad that my article helped you anyhow 😁
Hello Killian,
What an amazing journey. I want to thank you and Walid for reaching the objectives in only a few weeks: validating the MVP and changing it to a working prototype. There is still a lot of work to do to turn in into an app in production but I am now sure that Allergio (allergio.net) will help a lot of families when its final version will be released. Thanks a lot for your work!
Hello Xavier,
Thank you for trusting us, it was a great challenge, we learned a lot and we could not dream of a better project to work on.
As you said, there is still a lot of work to do before production and I wish you the best.
This is impressive! Well done!
Thank you very much! 😇
Awesome!
Congratulations Killian 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼What a job !! I'm very impressed 👨🏻💻🦇
Thank you for your support my friend! 🦇🦇🦇
Good article
Wow. I learn a lot from one article
Comments like this one make me want to write more often 😊
Wow awesome how I have learned so much in just one article. Thank you very much I wish you the best.
I am glad you learned something from me! Have a great day 😇
Nice work! Thanks for sharing!
Well done bro, great project and amazing results ! I'm excited to see what you'll do for the next project ! Cheers
Hopefully we build the next project together Kacper 🔥
Yes ! It would be awesome 😆
Hi Killian,
It’s a great work you have done for this project.
Congratulation!
Thank you sir Akhun 😊
Wow you worked so hard, you must be proud! Congratulations for your achievements!
Thank you for reading 😁
You can't go wrong with the MERN stack! Huge community support, gentle learning curve and tons of possibilities. Good luck 😇
Amazing, good job ! :)
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Thank you buddy!
Thanks for this beautiful article! It was really interesting to read. But how do you estimate what food is in the photo?
That is a really interesting question Ivan! I should have explained that feature with more details. We rely on an external API. We can use the user's front camera to read product's barcode and send a request to the API which answer with information about ingredients, allergens, etc ...
I hope that answered your question 😇
Congratulations! keep going!
Thank you Sanaa !