San Diego, CA. USA
Project contributor: Andrew Lam
This is the dev fork to modernize and refactor for WeBikeSD app usage. Implements MVP architecture.
Core Features: alpha goal
- contribution guideline and style
- start bike trip manually using device GPS
- show user trip distance
- show user trip time
- save trip data locally
- save trip per user account in remote backend (public domain)
beta goal
- start/stop bike trip automatically with activity recognition api
- show user option for enabling activity recognition (background service)
- write RESTful API for public and city to access bike ride data
release goal
- create eula and privacy notice
- refresh UI/UX
Building an app with RxJava is not trivial as it uses new concepts.
Developers need to be familiar with RxJava, which is not trivial.
Very High. Given that the RxJava Observables are highly unit testable, unit tests are easy to
implement.
TODO
This project is built by the community, updated and modified for San Diego's App deployment. Based on work from the following contributor(s), organization(s) and on the CycleTracks codebase for SFCTA.
Philadelphia, PA. USA
Author(s) and Contributor(s):
- Corey Acri acri.corey@gmail.com
- Lloyd Emelle lemelle@codeforamerica.org
- Kathryn Killebrew banderkat@gmail.com
Copyright 2012 Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA. USA
Author(s) and Contributor(s):
- Christopher Le Dantec ledantec@gatech.edu
- Anhong Guo guoanhong15@gmail.com
Copyright 2009, 2010 San Francisco County Transportation Authority
100 Van Ness Ave FL26 San Francisco, CA 94102 USA
Author(s) and Contributor(s):
- Billy Charlton modeling@sfcta.org
http://www.sfcta.org/cycletracks
CycleTracks is released under the GNU General Public License, version 3. See 'COPYING' for a detailed description of the GNU GPL.