RepAdvisor Blog

 By Austin Evans.         For this past week, I worked on finishing the last little bit on the stats page. The main focus was to get the radar chart showing the data based on the exercise used in the routines and get the line graph showing any type of data that will pass through our data class. I started by having and if statements to check to see if the exercise focusing the part of the body for that routine. Then if that requirement is met then it is added to a counter of that said body part. After that, the counters are then used as data entries for the radar chart. For the line chart, it's pretty simple I had the line graph data entry calling the data class.      The effort for this week is a huge part since the development cycle is almost done. And having the stats page finished is a good push. I had some trouble with the radar chart not showing the correct data and still haven't fully figured it out. I was able to get the radar chart more re...

 By Austin Evans      So this past week wasn't my best week. I was having a lot of trouble with the work I was given but what I worked on was the stats table. I was able to get the stats table to show the goals completed, by taking the goal history from our CUser class. This feature is used to show the user the number of goals they have completed since starting the app. The cool part about this is that if the user closes out the app, and goes back in the goals they have completed will still be there.  This photo is a newer photo of the table but as of right now the user hasn't completed any of their goals. But if they do complete then the goal counter would count up in the stats table.  With the older version of the table, I had the user track their total workout but it didn't make much sense to me on why and how to track the total workout. So I changed it to Routine Completed. Another thing I finished this week was to get the radar chart up and working wit...

By Austin Evans           Hello and welcome back! As the title said the main focus for me was to continue completing the stats table. This past was probably the hardest since it was a holiday weekend and I was traveling from Florida to Illinois however, some work was done. I was able to get the counter for the Goals Complete. Although trying to get the job done was a little bit tricky with calling the class but was able to figure it out. This shows the importance of the table on how could help the app in the long run. I mainly used Stackover flow and android development documents. For the functionality of the table, I made the listen item as a TextView so I can have it update the row whenever the goal is completed. When the app is first downloaded the stats table starts out fresh but since everything is being saved to the local storage the stats table stays updated.         The approach for this feature is still modding into th...