Purdue App

This was previously the official Purdue app released under the Purdue University Google Play account. It will be released again under the SIGAPP developer account in the coming months.

Developed by 2014-2015 Purdue ACM SIGAPP Members.

At our peak, we had over 5000 users, great success!!!

Contributing

We follow the Github Flow model of development. If you would like to contribute to this project and do not have push access, fork it on Github then file a pull request with your changes. We'd also love if you'd come by SIGAPP meetings every Thursday at 7pm and Saturday at 4pm in LWSN B148!

Style

Under Development

Here is the official list of design guidelines for Purdue: http://www.purdue.edu/marketing/toolkit/design/index.html. Try to stick to official purdue colors and themes as much as possible! Here's a quick list of the RGB values for acceptable colors:

Core Colors:

Legacy:                             Expanded Core:

Black 0,0,0                         PMS 7405C (Golden Yellow): 227,174,36

Old Gold: 163,121,44                PMS 405C (Grey Tan): 116,108,102

                                    40% Black: 167,169,172

                                    20% Black: 209,211,212

                                    White: :)
Secondary:

Cools:                              Warms:

PMS 7498C (Dark Green): 63,75,0     PMS 246C (Magenta): 182,63,151

PMS 576C (Forest Green): 92,135,39  PMS 7518C (Brown): 126,84,58

PMS 7473C (Aquamarine): 46,175,164  PMS 1675C (Red): 185,89,21

PMS 630C (Light Blue): 126,208,224  PMS 144C (Orange): 248,152,29

PMS 652C (Lavender): 114,153,198    PMS 584C (Pale Yellow):217,218,86

PMS 7545C (Grey Blue): 92,111,123   PMS 398C (Mustard Yellow): 184,179,8

Package Names

Classes which might be shared between parts of the app will exist in general packages, whereas classes which are specific to one part should exist in an appropriately named package for that part.

For example, a MainMenuAdapter would only be used for the main menu, so it is in the mainmenu package. But a NoInternetDialog might be used in multiple places, so it goes in the dialogs package.

Effort should be made to make your contributions as generic as possible in order to maximize code reuse and also maintain a consistent visual style throughout the application.

utility is a general package for primarily static methods which might be used anywhere in the project.