About

• A simple full-stack Web-App which manages (allows the creation, consulting (& searching & filtering) and editing) of sport activities by users. That's basically it.
• The back-end is good
• The front-end is kinda scuffed and the UI is raw-simple.

Small demo

demo.mp4

Tech stack

More info in report.md

Back-end

• It uses http4k as the toolkit to build the HTTP API
• The back-end doesn't create the Posgresql database, so you have to create it (using a DB management application like pgAdmin or Dbeaver per example) before running the server
• Manual dependency injection is performed

Front-end

• Pure HTML, CSS and Javascript sent to the browser's client
• It's interesting to note how messy it can be to program the front-end without a framework (and thus how they make programming in front-end a lot easier)

Note

Check that the .jar outputed by spring boot has the same name as the name indicated in the Dockerfile and in RUN BAT.jar

Trivia

• This was a fundamental project in my programming learning journey, which was the start of the skyrocketing of my skill-set and motivation, taught me about creating API's, make good use of Kotlin, how to interact with databases, how to use gradle and docker
• It also thought me on how to think like a programmer, regarding the organisation, optimization and documentation of code.
• Not one of my greatest projects to showcase, but it is what is is. Currently not interested in refinining it

Done by me and my gangstas

• Raul
• Pedro
• Props to teacher Filipe Freitas, a real one