Dev Blog #2 - Fintech Platform

I have begun working on the user interface for the small fintech app. The app will allow users to send money from person to person like Venmo or Cash App, however, instead of taking 2.5%, I take 0.5%. I use stellar to make all transactions happen at a cheaper cost, and more efficient speed. Stellar also helps with currency conversions, user fiat deposits, and so much more.

Today I made the beginner template for logging in and creating an account. I then use Firebase to manage and control all of the users accounts, and store all pertinent information. Once the user's account have been created, they are then sent to the home screen where they can see their balance, and interact with their funds.

This has been fun so far, and I am looking forward to working more on it later.

Good night, and see ya!

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DevBlog #4 - Fintech Platform

Progress Update (Life): 1) Just a quick update, nailed my forensics test (Monday) with a 93%. 2) Nailed my Calc exam (Applications of Derivatives: 92%, Function Analysis: 82%) 3) I have my AP Macroeconomics tomorrow with AP Psych right after that. 4) Next week I have finals for AP Mirco, AP Calc, AP Psych, AP Computer Science A, Forensics, and Langauge Arts. 5) What this means is that progress updates are going to be taking place at irregular intervals until everything settles, so sorry in advance. Progress Updates (Fintech Platform): 1) I have the connection to MongoDB established and have data being added to the DB from the signup forms. Data is taken from the forms, encrypted, and then sent to the database for storage. At the moment only the password is encrypted but I might change that. This means that I can begin moving to the next thing. At least once I fix a small little bug. Currently, it goes to a test DB and not the DB for this current project. I am going to have to figure ou...

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