This is the second assessment of Server-Side Systems, the 4th year module of Web and Mobile Development Course in the University of the West of Scotland.
The CMS
I didn’t install any ready-made themes or editors to achieve this WordPress content management system. Instead, I used Understrap starter theme, then I configured and customised it to fit the purpose of this coursework. I called my bespoke theme: “SSS <- for Server-Side Systems”.
After the initial configuration, I manipulated the CSS and other WP elements by accessing the PHP (with the help of developer Docs) code and other add-ons to take the shape and functionality it has now.
The Blog
In this WordPress blog, I am going to describe and document all the steps that I have taken to achieve my Ultra Simple Content Management System (USCMS).
The App
The idea of my Laravel App is to create an archive of COVID19 Coronavirus and countries statistics.
App Features
- Ability to keep visitors up to date with the COVID19 positive cases and deaths figures across the globe.
- A fully functional authentication through the app.
- A reliable source of information, as every row has an authentic user.
- Registered users can edit or delete their accounts.
- After deleting user account no data or files will be left behind.
App Aim
The aim of developing this app is to practice my skills with Laravel framework and to discover new techniques and methods in programming with PHP within an MVC approach.
App Link (in Production)
https://laravel.appsology.co.uk/
App GitHub’s Code Repository
The full code can be found and accessed from the following link, with all the branches and the full history of the code commits while in development stage:
https://github.com/heshamsaqqar/COVID19-Results-App
App Responsiveness
The app has been designed and styled to be responsive across any screen size including mobile phones, tablets and laptops.