This is my app `Job Link` for the 2023-2024 FBLA Coding and Programming event.

It uses the [Flutter Framework](https://flutter.dev/) for the front end and [Dart Language](https://dart.dev/) for both the front end and API.

Please view the README in [fbla_ui](fbla_ui/README.md) and [fbla-api](fbla-api/README.md) for specific instructions for installation and usage for each part of the app



[Here](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZbSE9RqobU2T-NDIm3CUtT_9nEhOm3_B47NZl1-c_QA) is the presentation used for competitions

## WI State Leadership Conference

1st place
Used release 0.1.1

[Here](SLC) are the score sheets.

Questions asked (with my answers):
Q: Why did you decide to use the apps (framework and tools I assume) you used?
A: I decided to use Flutter primarily because of it's cross-platform capabilities and it's integration with the [Material design specification](https://m3.material.io/). I also decided to use it because I had a some previous experience with Flutter and Dart, and Dart is somewhat similar to Java which I also had experience with.

This one seems to just be a clarification for the `User input is validated` catagory of the [scoring sheet](https://connect.fbla.org/headquarters/files/High%20School%20Competitive%20Events%20Resources/Individual%20Guidelines/Presentation%20Events/Coding--Programming.pdf) (page 5-6)
Q: You mentioned that you validated that the description [of the business] is required, do you validate all the inputs or just that?
A: I validate that all of the required fields are inputted, and I also check for a valid email address and website format. 

This seems to be for the [scoring sheet](https://connect.fbla.org/headquarters/files/High%20School%20Competitive%20Events%20Resources/Individual%20Guidelines/Presentation%20Events/Coding--Programming.pdf) (page 5-6) `Code Quality` section
While looking through a binder of the presentation and source code:
Q: Is your source code all properly commented?
A: While it is hard to comment UI code because of the nature of it, I did my best to use comments where applicable, and I also provide extensive documentation of the installation and usage of the app in the documentation in the README files.