Week 4 (Integration of Map Box by Team)

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 By Sagar Chaudhary And Team


Overview

This week marked the continuation of Sprint 2, where our main focus was to implement MapBox into the FoodNextDoor mobile application. The integration aims to enhance the user experience by allowing food listings to be displayed on an interactive map based on geographic location.

The team successfully initiated the setup process, ensuring that the foundational UI components and database structures are ready for seamless integration. We also began preparing the front-end files where the map will be rendered dynamically using MapBox’s APIs.

Task Completed like Mapbox account setup and UI design for create listing, also Database setup and preminary map Layout is in progress.


Next Week’s To-Do Plan

Generate MapBox Token Key, Integrate MapBox API, Develop View.js File and Map Testing and Debugging


Reflection

This week’s progress was significant in establishing the groundwork for MapBox integration, which will be a key feature in enhancing user interactivity. The team’s collaboration through Git and shared responsibilities ensured efficient progress. Moving into next week, we aim to finalize the API integration and begin preparing for payment system implementation (Stripe) and feature testing to maintain a steady Sprint 2 trajectory.

Toggl : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kYg-SGSsZWw9T83E4Ptu62IM737MKOQX/view?usp=drive_link




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