voila. It's a demo featuring Po!

1. Merisa Lee, Jesse Feld, Wendy D’Souza, Sharan Gurkar
FoodMe
MSCI 342

2. What is FoodMe?
Website application for
recommending places to eat

3. What parameters does it take?
• Cuisine (ie Chinese, Indian, Cuban, Pizza)
• Preferences
• Restaurants close by
• Top rated
• Random

4. Mmmmm...food
Oh sorry. Moving on!

5. Where is the restaurant data from?
• Yelp academic dataset, 300MB+ file
How was the data cleansed?
• Extracted JSON file to csv
• Removed Reviews and kept only Waterloo/Kitchener business data
• Uploaded to mySQL server
API
Data store
Mansci Server

6. What technologies were used?
• HTML
• CSS
• PHP
• JavaScript
• jQuery
• Ajax
Design Tools?
• Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator

7. Let’s move on to the demo!

8. Meet Po.
He hasn’t ate for 4 hours and he’s starving.
Well Po, what do you feel like eating?

9. Ok Po.
Let’s use FoodMe! Click the “Italian” circle.

10. Here’s Italian food! Good job Po!

11. Nice job Po!
Now, do you feel like having delicious, top-rated food?

12. Ok Po.
Click the “Highest Rated” circle.

13. Here’s highest rated! Good job Po!

14. Last step, Po!
Click the “Submit” button.

15. Here’s submit!

17. Well, which restaurant is it going to be Po?
Click on the link for more info from Yelp!

19. All done Po!
Now, wasn’t that easy?

20. Wow Po! That food looks delicious.
We hope you liked our web app.

21. Yes! We learned a lot! Our group went from knowing next to nothing
about software development to learning tons!
MSCI 342 was an excellent course and even when we tried and failed
(such as node.js) we overcame the obstacles!

22. PHP connection

23. id=“rate” id=“close” id=“surprise”

24. SQL queries

25. Thanks Professor Igor for a great time!
On the other hand, Po looks like he might be eating a biiit too much..

26. Check it out!
http://mansci-ugdb.uwaterloo.ca/~sgurkar/home.php