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8.1 Final App Submission

    After a week of user feedback and testing, we received reviews from several users and they have been positive. So, after some minor changes after the feedback, our app is finally ready for submission.
     The walkthrough of the app is available here:
    One thing we found out during the testing phase is that people were finding a little difficult understanding our idea and its functioning for customers and users. Hence I request you to go through our app idea and the details of functioning again for the reference if needed. We have decided to make the project open source and the link to our app on GitHub is here.
    This app's development doesn't stop here. We have planned few things to add to the app as follows:

  1. To add genre to the songs in the database. Specific genres can be played in some occasions or parties in case of restaurants.
  2. To make the songs addition to the list of songs more user friendly so that the manager can easily add the song to the list.
  3. To add a search function in the list of available songs
    Of course these are just the initial ideas and more ideas can be added later. Feel free to give suggestions and ideas to make our app better.
    In conclusion, the app development process via Hasura internship was an awesome experience. The guidance received and the tools provided by the Hasura platform are very good and makes the tasks easier too! I would like to thank the Hasura team for providing the opportunity to develop an app under their guidance.

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