Plan Week 7

Continuing on where we left off, we've changed our plan. Trying to figure out work-arounds STEPS is really no different, functionality wise, to just uploading the landmarks data ourselves to an Arcgis map.

So, this week we'll divide our responsibilities as follows:
  • Luly: front-end for our web platform
  • Chuy: data scrapping for Edmonton landmarks
  • Martell: sending data to an Arcgis map using Golang
The whole point of this is that by the end of the week, our platform will be both more visually appealing, easy to use and functional.

And with this, I think the perfect time has come, once more, to quote the wise Leonard Snart...

Captain Cold (Leonard Snart) any flash fans? | Flash/Arrow ...
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