Welcome to the LUC Transportation App wiki!
12/5/2015
RamblerRides is Open Source, Ad-free, Shuttle bus time application for iOS platform. It is designed to provide current students and current faculty members at Loyola University of Chicago with up to date times of when the Shuttle bus will arrive at either the Lake Shore Campus or the Water Tower Campus, written in Swift.
The Basics
- Optimized for iPhone 5, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
- Does Not Require Location Permission
- No Push Notification Permission.
- RamblerRides major feature is a countdown timer that tells you when the next bus is arriving
- Ramblerrides philosophy is simple, elegant and instantly helpful.
v1.0
- Displays Lake Shore Campus and Water Tower Campus
- Count down timer added to Water Tower Campus
- Set up Lake Shore Campus count down timer
- Improve the GUI
- Add Notification and Location support
- 3D Touch on Shuttle stop for preview
- Publish in the Apple App Store for free
RamblerRides for iOS is currently unavailable in the Apple App Store.
- XCode 7
- iOS 8.0 SDK
- An iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch running iOS 8.0 or newer
A code signing key from Apple is required to deploy apps to a device. Without a developer key, the app can only be installed on the iPhone/iPad Simulator.
Instructions for Running the iPhone app on OS X
Download & install the latest version of Xcode from the App Store
Clone this project and its submodules with git clone --recursive
Open RamblerRides.xcodeproj and press Command-R to run the app
DEMO VIDEO
- To submit bug reports and feature suggestions, or to track changes: https://github.com/tylerbobella/LUC_Transportation_App/issues
Contributions are very welcome. Please create a separate branch (e.g. features/3dtouch). Please do not commit on master.
Although this App is 100% open-sourced, I'd appreciate it if you could donate some money. BTW. I'm a soda addict, buy me a soda via PayPal or Ali pay: [email protected]
Current maintainers:
- Tyler Bobella (tylerbobella)- https://github.com/tylerbobella
- Christian Lanzer (Calanzer)- https://github.com/clanzer
- Matt Baumann (mattbaumann1)- https://github.com/mattbaumann1
- Kyle Lage (klage)- https://github.com/klage
About us/Qualifications
Tyler Bobella - Tyler received a BS in Computer Science in 2014 and is a first year graduate student in Computer Science. After his undergraduate studies, Tyler spent a year working in the software industry working as a full stack developer with a wide variety of languages and web frameworks such as Angular, Groovy and Grails, NodeJS, Ruby on Rails, and others.
Matt Baumann - Matt studied and worked as a classical archaeologist for many years before becoming involved as a design consultant in the development of a field recording mobile application for archaeological excavations. It was work this project in addition to working on the design of a heart patient mobile application that inspired him to return to school for software engineering. He is currently finishing up his BS and will start the MS program in January.
Kyle Lage - Kyle transferred from College of DuPage in 2014 to the University of Loyola in Chicago. At College of DuPage Kyle studied Networking, computer forensics, computer information systems and also studied architecture. Kyle is currently working on getting his BS in Information Technology and will be graduating in May of 2016.
Christian Lanzer - Christian came to Loyola University of Chicago in 2013 as a freshman. At Loyola, Christian is a junior studying to get his BS in Software Engineering, and BS in Economics. Christian is also a part-time employee at Loyola’s IT department in the Granada building working on imaging computers, deploying applications silently with scripts, simple computer installs and technical support around campus.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.