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Travel Diary

Application
TRAVEL
DIARY
GROUP 7
Title: Travel Diary Application - Final Project
Subtitle: JavaFX Application Development
Date: August 12, 2024
Team: 07
Team Members: Dhruv Chawla,
Harshil Patel,
Rutarj Shah,
Gaganjot Singh
Project Overview AND User
Authentication

• Objective: Develop a JavaFX travel diary application


for logging travel experiences.

• Key Features: User authentication, multiple views,


TRAVEL journal entries, and file integration.
DIARY
• User Authentication:
o Features: Secure login and registration system.
o Technology: JavaFX for UI, file system for storage.
o Benefits: Protects user data and personalizes the
experience.
Main Application Dashboard and Journal
Entries

Dashboard Overview:
• Central Hub: Displays all journal entries and allows
easy navigation.
• Features: Options to add, update, and delete entries.
TRAVEL
Journal Entries:
DIARY • Features: Support for text and images.
• Interaction: Simple forms and detailed views for
entries.
Multiple Views and Event Handling

Multiple Views:
• Feature: Different views based on user actions.
• Technology: JavaFX scenes and controllers.
• Experience: Seamless transitions between
views.

TRAVEL Event Handling:


DIARY • Feature: Capture and respond to user
interactions.
• Examples: Button clicks, form submissions.
• Technology: JavaFX event handlers and
listeners.
File Integration and User-Friendly UI

File Integration:
• Feature: Store user data (entries, images) in the
file system.
• Benefits: Persistent storage across sessions.

User-Friendly UI:
TRAVEL • Design: Intuitive, clean, and responsive layout.
• Controls: JavaFX buttons, text fields, and image
DIARY views.
Error Handling and Data Structure

Error Handling:
• Feature: Comprehensive error dialogs for
feedback.
• Common Errors: Invalid inputs, file issues.
• Experience: Guides users to correct mistakes.

Data Structure:
TRAVEL • Chosen Structure: Lists for storing entries.
DIARY • Comparison: Lists are dynamic and efficient for
frequent modifications.
Class Design and Project Reflection

Class and Database Design:


• Class Design: Modular structure with specific
classes for users, entries, and the dashboard.
• Database Design: File-based storage mimicking
database structure.

Project Reflection:
TRAVEL • Learning Outcomes: JavaFX concepts, event
DIARY handling, file integration.
• Challenges: Creating a seamless UI and
managing data.
• Future Improvements: Integrate a database
and enhance security.
CONCLUSION

• Summary: The Travel Diary Application successfully integrates user


authentication, a user-friendly interface, and robust file management to
create a comprehensive travel logging experience.

• Key Takeaways:
o Gained practical experience in JavaFX development, event
handling, and UI design.
o Overcame challenges in implementing seamless navigation and
data management.
TRAVEL
• Future Enhancements:
DIARY o Potential integration of a database for better scalability.
o Additional customization options for users and enhanced security
features.

• Final Thoughts: This project has provided valuable insights into the
complexities of application development and has laid a strong
foundation for future projects.

• Thank You: Thank you for your attention and the opportunity to
present this project.

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