Live version of Sports betting app!
Hello! My name is Michelle and this is the portfolio project that I'm creating during my studies at Codaisseur. It's a sports betting app, specially made for my brother. It's purely for entertainment purposes for him and his friends during the Eredivisie league. The fun part is, I don't even like football/ soccer (don't want to start a discussion on the correct terminology of the sport ✌️), I just love my brother (and I like to build apps).
The Sports betting app is an MVP, not a final version. The beginning of the web app is there, but there is so much more on my wishlist. Take a look at my projectboard to know what is going to be done in the future.
As a user of the Sports betting app you can create predictions on the matches in the upcoming rounds of the Eredivisie and earn points with (partially) right predictions. There is a winner per round and a winner of the entire season if a player opted in for the 'Totaaltoto'.
- Practice full-stack development
- Apply what I've learned so far
- Explore some new territory on my own
- Having an individual portfolio project that shows my technical abilities
- Creating the app for a 'customer'
- Have an appointment to talk through the ideas
- Manage expectations
- Come up with a satisfying plan and wireframe
- Meet the expectations
- Simulate working in the real world
- Plan a project and work with user stories and tasks
- Work with version controle like a pro
- As a user interested in football and Eredivisie I want to do my sports bets of the Eredivisie among frieds, so we can make the matches more fun to watch and maybe win a little money.
- As a user of the sports betting web app I need to know the game rules so I know how to earn points and money.
- As an admin user of the sports betting web app I need to set up user accounts for people who want to join so that I can be in charge of who can join the group and who not.
- As a user who's willing to win I'd like to see the scoreboard of all users and total of points so I can compare my predictions and score with the other users.
- As a user who'd like to stay up to date with one glance at a page I want to see a quick overview of the most important need to knows of our sports betting.
- As a user with interests in football and Eredivisie I'd like to do my bettings on a stylish, responsive, intuitive website so I enjoy the sports betting even more.
- As a user who wants to have fun among friends with our shared interest football I'd like to share my club preference so we can talk about that.
- As a user who has a shared interest of football and Eredivisie I'd like to chat with my friends about it.
- As a user who wants to join this Sports betting group of friends for multiple seasons I would like to have a history of the Eredivisie league with bets and scores that I can look into.
Front End
- Node.js
- React
- Redux
- Axios
- Moment
- React-Bootstrap
- Bootswatch
- SCSS
Back End
- Express
- Axios
- REST
- Sequelize
- Postgres
- Middleware
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