#ngangkot

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Level #2 - Entry Way - Irfan

Hi, today I will show you about my progess.

After two weeks of sprint log #1, finally we decided to migrate our project from Android Studio to React-Native. But before we talking about the migration (why we ended up doing so), I will show my progress in Android Studio.

Back when we are still using Android Studio, I learn how to create the feature from our project / sprint log #1, namely showing the list of all the angkot routes (I also push the progress to daftarRuteTest gitlab branch ). As you can see from the screenshot below, I create the list while following the design from balsamiq. It still using hard-coded the data while populating and showing to the list (I know it’s need more styling because it looks not good and far from we designed before in my opinion T_T).

It’s really exciting because it fun to experimenting with the android studio. But, unfortunately I forgot the VERY crucial stuff, and that is the TDD (Test-driven development). Actually what should I do before even developing the feature is to write the testing first. I have no idea if it’s necessary to write the tests if I just learning the tools / not actually developing it. I also must follow the guide how to write the clean code. Fortunately, the guest lecture taught us to do so last Wednesday. Speaking of guest lecture, it really nice that we can run the testing automatically / automated testing which is also taught by guest lecture in Thursday.

So why we migrate from Android Studio to React Native. Long-story short is because Kabul, our team partner, while learning about GeoJSON, found that it easier to deploy it via web. Then he deployed all the GeoJSON of the route to the web. Because in React-Native we can just call the <webview> to ‘get’ exactly like in the web so basically we just develop the web. Also we found it much faster to run and test it so we decided to using React-Native instead (Android Studio takes a lot of time to run the project). React-Native is really new for me and more complicated so in the meantime I will take my time to learn.

In my previous post, I designed the logo for the projects, which is now available in assets branch. Like I said in my previous post, I think I will edit it and make it better as we progress through.

So in conclusion what I learned so far and what should I do:

Write the test first

Write clean code

Automated the test if possible

Learn more about React-Native

[kiribang]

Level #1 - Introduction  - Irfan

Hi! this is my first post of our project, Ngangkot!

We just about three weeks of preparations like planning, getting the requirements and preparing the project, gitlab, working environment and all that stuff. But unfortunately we still don’t have anything to show because we still working on the chores (in the PivotalTracker) before we actually start writing the code because the chores are like the backbone of the apps, we can’t start doing the stuff from the backlog before we finish all the chores.

So hopefully we can start writing the code and build the apps as soon as possible. The good news is, we received the email reply from developer of angkot.web.id about the angkots (I don’t even know if that’s even an english noun ^_^) database so we can start preparing the data to our apps.

Currently my individual task is preparing the icons and visual assets of the apps. I create my own logo for the project with the inkscape. I know I’m not the best artist in the world but at least I tried -_-. I don’t know if it will be use for the project or we use the icons somewhere from the internet(royalty-free). Anyway, I think in the next week I will start working on one of the backlog, displaying the list of the all routes. I still have to learn Android Studio though, because I have no experience with it beforehand.

Finally, I want to say thank you to all the team members. Thanks to Sang Agung for teaching us about Android Studio basic and initial commit for the gitlab. Thanks to Drianka for contacting the angkot.web.id developer so we can get database and submit our assignment every week to the Scele. Thanks to Kabul Dasa for setting up the gitlab and integrate it with PivotalTracker and setting up the Heroku. Thanks to Aya to creating this tumblr blog so we can post our thought and progress.

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hikmah ban bocor

Yap! Morning all ;) happy weekend 

Mau share ttg mix feeling (part II) kemarin nih. Skrg masalah itu udah membaik (menurut gua). Why? Nah ini yg mau gua ceritain..

>> Jum'at, 21 Jan 2011. jam 05.50 am 

Hari sekolah, gua berangkat lebih pagi soalnya motor papah yg biasa buat nganterin setiap pagi itu ban-nya bocor. Alhasil gua berangkat sendiri, ngangkooot!

Singkat cerita, gua ketemu sama Cici dan jalan bareng kedepan buat nunggu angkot. Diperjalanan ke depan, ketemu sama XZ (we're in trouble). Poof! Gua bingunga mau ngomong apa, namanya jg lagi ada masalah. Tp akhirnya gua ngomong, "*u*, lu marah ya sama gua?". "Yah lagian lu tiba2 ngomong gitu, ngajak ribut". "Gua ga bermaksud apa2 ya ngomong gitu, lu langsung ngmong remove2". Hening..

"Kenapa sih lu berdua?" Cici nanya. Dan gua jelasin sambil ngelucu biar ga garing dan ga bikin suasana panas."Keki ga lu? Keki ga lu?" XZ tiba2 ngelucu. Wahahaha semua ketawa. Alhamdulillah, masalah ini gua anggap getting better than before lah. Dan gua juga udah minta maaf langsung ke XZ, intinya udah membaik. Kita bisa ngelucu lagi, ketawa bareng lagi, dan sempet cerita beberapa hal sblm XZ naik angkot. Sekolah XZ, Cici dan gua beda semua, tp gua ama Cici naik angkot yg sama hehe

Bersyukur, akhirnya semua kembali normal. Ga ada marah-marahan lagi :)) 

Hope our friendship long last since we were a kid till we death!

Special thanks for the motorcycle, because of you I could meet her and fixed all things which suppose to be fixed. The situation back to normal soon. And it all could be happened because of Allah SWT, I really really want to say big thanks to You, I love You!