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A personal tracker of stuff you've done and things you want to do
Introduction
This application will create a personal tracker of stuff that you done and stuff you would like to do. So if you visit several restaurants and can't remember what you liked/disliked this app will keep that information so when your hungry on a Saturday you will always make a good choice. I believe by using azure i will be able to expand my network depending on how much data is needed.
Background
The reason why I want chose to do this for my project is because I live in Chicago and every neighborhood has its own uniqueness to it. There are so many options and neighborhoods to explore and nothing to really keep track of it all.
I figure to accomplish this at the most basic level I will need to record several categories into a database.
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Using Azure
I believe incorporating Azure into this project will give me the ability to scale faster depending on how many users start adopting this application.
Next Steps
Getting Started - Complete
Build a website - I will build a website using a responsive layout. The website will feature a demo of the criteria each business will be judged.
Using SQL on Azure Server - Once a user has rated the business the fields will be recorded into the sql server database. SQL will also hold information on the user accounts for login access.
Virtual Machines - I plan on using a VM to host my web applicaiton. Not sure of what else it can be used for at this point.
Mobile Access - Since the website will be done using a responsive layout I am hoping that the design will be suitable for any sized screen. Hopefully if time permits if a device is offline leverage html5 to temporarily store information on the device until its able to upload.
Point of Interest
coming soon!
History
04/28/13 - Initial creation of the project
License
This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)