Header File

This is the header for the primary data class we were able to
implement and populate with live web data:


#import


@interface Day : NSObject {
NSString *date;
NSString *newVisitors;
NSString *pageViews;
NSString *timeSpent;
NSString *visitors;
NSString *visits;
NSString *interval;
NSMutableArray *hours;
}

@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *date;
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *newVisitors;
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *pageViews;
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *timeSpent;
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *visitors;
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *visits;
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *interval;
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSMutableArray *hours;


@end

Sparks are flying.

Chris is still hard at work on object models, Mike is burnin on the graphics and Cesar has a screen shot of his functioning spark line for us to view.

Burning the midnight oil…

We are made some great advances last night:

One of the most exciting things to happen last night, Woopra’s CIO Elie Khoury, who is responsible for the Woopra desktop application, was able to extended the Woopra API to include a new authentication protocol.  This is a huge enhancement that was capable due to the time difference between the US and Lebanon.

Chris discovered last night that we could not support NSXML on the iPhone.  With this new challenge put forward Chris was forced to rethink how he would parse the XML data.  He chose to work with event based parsing which in turn inspired him to abandon core data and create explicit objective C object models.  The new modeling solution still allows support for all the required binding.

Cesar stayed up late last night to clean up the skeleton UI he created yesterday.  He now has 3 views prepared giving the user access to the analytic application structure.  Things this will provide is from a home screen users will be able to dive through the heirarchy to view information such as visitors, systems, pages and refferers.  I hope to get screen shots of his work posted early this morning.  Cesar has begun researching our different options for adding spark line data to our views.

Mike is pulling out the big guns today.  He brought his MacBook and is churning out some great progress with graphics with support from Shea today.  He will be writing a PHP script this morning to rename all of our country flag images to two digit country codes.

Things are rolling rather well today and I hope to bring you updates on the hour.

Wrapping it up…

Updated shot of Chris’s object model is available. Let the data flow. We have a functioning skeleton on our iPhone and hope to pound out features in the morning. We have met our milestone for the evening.

Chris has decided to share a screen shot of his Model.

First Sign of Life

The first signs of an operating app have been seen.  Here is a screen shot of the prototype login form.

…And Go!!!

As part of StartUp Weekend, development has begun on an iPhone native Woopra app.  Chris McCall is currently developing the model.  Cesar is creating views in preparation of developing the controllers.  Mike is already making great progress developing UI elements.  Prototypes are being tested and I hope to post screen shots of everyone’s individual work.