By Laura Strickman
| Plan | I am now familiar with PHP and MySQL, and I've created Datakeeper v. 1.0. I am now writing Datakeeper's various features and by the end of the iteration, I hope to have DKv2.0 up and running. |
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| Design | DKv2.0 should allow you to create a new account, log in, view your data, edit your data, and send a form. So far, you can create a new account, log in, and send a form. It should also be "pretty"- i.e., in a nice format, with a tasteful background and graphics and an easily navigatable interface. |
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| Coding | The test programs on my test page continue to grow, now encompassing various features of DKv1.0. I'm coding in PHP and MySQL entirely now. I plan on learning how to pass information from page to page so that the user doesn't have to log in again every time he or she wants to use a different feature of Datakeeper. |
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| Testing | Now that I have a working version of Datakeeper, testing is fairly straightforward: I invent a fictitious student, create her a new account, enter all her information, log her on using her name and password, and have her email forms out to addresses that I can check. All of this is working successfully. |
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| Possible "Deployment" | DKv2.0 will be even more deployable than v1.0, with its pretty interface and continued login. |
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| Users | I've been conjoling my friends (who are high school students, my primary user group) to make fake students and email their fake teachers forms, asking them for any potential improvements. |
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