Devlog
Went from empty repo to a deployed, working app this session. Here’s what’s actually in it.
The core is a calendar. I mark which days are meeting days (with a bulk option so I can set “every Tuesday and Thursday” in one go instead of clicking 40 times). The second I mark a day, it snapshots the current requirement checklist onto that day, things like attendance, robot accomplishments, build needs, performance goals, photos of sketches. I built it as a snapshot on purpose so that editing the requirements later doesn’t reach back and rewrite old meetings.
On each meeting day you can take attendance against the full 21-person roster, log accomplishments and build needs and failures (each tagged to a subsystem like drivetrain/shooter/climber), and upload photos and docs. Files go to Cloudflare R2.
Then the part that makes it more than a folder: a compliance engine that derives a red/amber/green status for every day and every deadline. Green if all the compulsory stuff is in, amber if it’s recent and still in progress, red if a past meeting is missing something required. All of that rolls up into a dashboard that opens with one big team status plus a “needs attention” list of everything currently red, so you can see in two seconds where the team is behind. It also tracks standalone deadlines separate from meetings (our social media challenges have their own due dates and actually score competition points), and those go red when overdue.
There’s a search/browse view across everything logged, an admin area for managing the roster and editing what counts as compulsory, and ZIP export of any day’s media plus a summary.
Stack is all Cloudflare free tier: React + Vite frontend on Pages, a TypeScript Hono API on Workers, D1 (SQLite) for data, R2 for files, Supabase magic-link for login. 71 tests on the worker covering the compliance logic.
Two things I’m glad I built in. A hard free-tier guard: files cap at 10MB and the worker refuses any upload that’d push total storage past 8GB, so a school project can never surprise me with a bill. And a clean separation between the UI and all the network/auth wiring, which let me drop in the full Team Qatar redesign without touching how anything works.
This is v1, there’s a Google Drive connector already stubbed in for when our mentors share a folder, and a lot more I want to add. More to come.