Create an Apple Watch urgente -- 2
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Create an Apple Watch clock for Wemoove.app using the following languages:
PHP Laravel: Backend
React Js: FrontEnd
Ionic Capacitor: Hybrid Apps
Databases:
MySQL
Ports 443 and HTTPS certificate
What you need to do is the following:
The clock version must interact with the mobile application.
The user must access the clock application and see the available activities.
When the user selects an activity, a timer must count down from 5 to 1, and at 0:00, the activity must begin.
There are two groups of activities: those that show distance and those that do not.
For activities that show distance, you must display the elapsed time, distance (in kilometers or miles), and calories burned.
For activities that do not show distance, you must display the elapsed time and calories burned.
In both cases, the user must be able to pause, restart, or end the activity while practicing it.
Once the activity is finished, the application must show the final result, and the activity must be recorded in the mobile application's history.
The performance of the activity must contribute to the application's features, such as calorie accumulation, BEAT accreditation, and conversion to USD.
To clarify... the clock must display:
Equal to or less than 60: minutes: seconds: hundredths
Greater than 60: hour: minute: second
Also make a small logic change in the app, which is simple. A BEAT is worth fifty cents of a dollar. You made an adjustment to the formula of 0.05 cents... That formula needs to be rounded to the nearest integer, and with no decimal.
PHP Laravel: Backend
React Js: FrontEnd
Ionic Capacitor: Hybrid Apps
Databases:
MySQL
Ports 443 and HTTPS certificate
What you need to do is the following:
The clock version must interact with the mobile application.
The user must access the clock application and see the available activities.
When the user selects an activity, a timer must count down from 5 to 1, and at 0:00, the activity must begin.
There are two groups of activities: those that show distance and those that do not.
For activities that show distance, you must display the elapsed time, distance (in kilometers or miles), and calories burned.
For activities that do not show distance, you must display the elapsed time and calories burned.
In both cases, the user must be able to pause, restart, or end the activity while practicing it.
Once the activity is finished, the application must show the final result, and the activity must be recorded in the mobile application's history.
The performance of the activity must contribute to the application's features, such as calorie accumulation, BEAT accreditation, and conversion to USD.
To clarify... the clock must display:
Equal to or less than 60: minutes: seconds: hundredths
Greater than 60: hour: minute: second
Also make a small logic change in the app, which is simple. A BEAT is worth fifty cents of a dollar. You made an adjustment to the formula of 0.05 cents... That formula needs to be rounded to the nearest integer, and with no decimal.