View the submission here: https://devpost.com/software/olympium
For the New Years Eve Hackathon, a couple of my friends and I decided to try to develop a fitness stat tracking app. We had a weekend to do it, we thought it was within our scope, but still challenging as none of us had directly used any of the frameworks we played to use for the app, but it also seemed fun, as all of us work out and would like an accessible app like this.
My role, as a python developer, was to build the backend, specifically creating a graph that took user input data and displayed it with colored lines indicating the rise or fall of a given stat. Using pandas and matplotlib, I was able to construct such a feature that was also able to save the image of the graph into a particular folder.
Unfortunately, that was just about the only thing that was working by the end of the hackathon, as nothing else was able to be finished. Nonetheless, it was a great experience in developing under a crunch time and with a small team of distinct talents.
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