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First things first, I had to get the data. Now you'd think that reverse engineering a bus live map would be hard but as it turns out it's pretty easy at least for what I'm doing. It was literally just
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1. go to live map website
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1. go to live map website
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2. open up the network tab of the browser dev tools
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2. open up the network tab of the browser dev tools
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3. refresh the page and search for the words "bus", "route" and "stop" in the requests
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3. refresh the page and search for the words "bus", "route" and "stop" in the requests
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4. click on the obvious results and use brain to figure out what json fields like "name" and "stops" and "lat" and "lon" could possibly mean
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4. click on the obvious results and use brain to figure out what json fields like "name" and "stops" and "lat" and "lon" could possibly mean
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conveniently the Hackathon can't really prevent prior work that isn't code so all of the api reverse engineering was done the day before the hackathon so the time wasted on ORM stuff canceled out.
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conveniently the Hackathon can't really prevent prior work that isn't code so all of the api reverse engineering was done the day before the hackathon so the time wasted on ORM stuff canceled out.
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## Lessons learned
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## Lessons learned
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1) If I care about the success of something and nobody has taken charge of that thing within a timely manner, oftentimes this means within a week, then I need to take charge
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1) If I care about the success of something and nobody has taken charge of that thing within a timely manner, oftentimes this means within a week, then I need to take charge
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2) Barring circumstances where it isn't possible to do so a MVP of a project should be completed as the first unit of work, in this case that would've been a week.
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2) Barring circumstances where it isn't possible to do so a MVP of a project should be completed as the first unit of work, in this case that would've been a week. Afterwards units of work should be visible features.
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Afterwards units of work should be visible features.
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3) Any problem which is not fixed will remain a problem. In this case a team member having low remote responsiveness will not magically change so it'd have been better to start scheduling in person meetings sooner.
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3) Any problem which is not fixed will remain a problem.
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In this case a team member having low remote responsiveness will not magically change so it'd have been better to start scheduling in person meetings sooner.
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## What now
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## What now
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