For this week's challenge, we had to add offline functionality to an already functioning Budget Tracker app. This was done by adding Indexed.db and Service Workers. I also utilized mongodb and express.js to help with this project. I was able to add the offline functionality by going back through previous lessons and reviewing what I've learned.

I was able to add Indexed.db by going back through my Module 18 lessons and activities. I also was given a refresher on how to connect MongoDB - Atlas to Heroku in order to deploy this application. For the Service Worker, I looked back through this week's Lesson 4. Overall, this week was a success in not only becoming familiar with prewritten code, but also in looking through past projects in order to gain understanding and build functionality.

You can see a preview of the site below and visit it here.

• Installation
• Usage
• Credits
• Tests
• Questions
• License

Download this repo as a .zip file to your local machine and then open with VSCode. You'll need to run "npm init -y" as well as "npm i" in order to install all dependencies. Depending on your machine, you'll need to start the MongoDB server and then run "npm start" in order to start up the server on your localhost:3000. Then you'll be able to visit the site.

Budget Tracking

UTSA's Coding Bootcamp.

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If you have any questions, feel free to email me!

And checkout my GitHub: pixiepucker!

This application is licensed by MIT.