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    NYS Fair Events Mobile Application With Client-Side Caching

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    Date
    2017-12
    Author
    Kanala, Sumant
    Cheng, Chen-Fu; Advisor
    Gherasoiu, Iulian; Reviewer
    Tekeoglu, Ali; Reviewer
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    New York State Fair
    Mobile Applications
    Abstract
    NYS Fair Events collects data about fair events which happen in New York state throughout the year, bundles them, displays the upcoming events and useful information about the event itself, the weather and forecast prediction, and a Google Maps to show the route to the event from the user’s location. The motivation for creating this project arose with understanding the growing market for mobile applications and by working for a startup for several months now in the field of web development. A trend has been established in which more users are switching towards mobile apps as their preferred information exchange tool than their traditional PCs and hence the development of better apps should be geared towards mobile phones and tablet PCs. The development of the app is mainly divided into two steps, the client and server side. For the client side I developed a Cordova-based mobile app which is cross-platform and can be compiled to work on Android and IOS based mobile devices. For the server side, I used Node.js runtime environment and deployed it onto Heroku’s free dyno tier which is a cloudbased Platform as a service (paaS). Based on user’s actions, data is requested from the server’s endpoints and appropriate information is served and shown to the user in an intuitive manner.
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    Master of Science Project in Computer and Information Sciences, Department of Computer Sciences, SUNY Polytechnic Institute. Approved and recommended for acceptance as a project in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Computer and Information Sciences.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/1951/69722
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