SQLite finally working!

So it took longer than I had hoped, but I finally got the framework for SQLite up and running in my app. You can now add the athlete to the database in the timing activity, and it will show up when you navigate to the results activity. Now that this is working, I am going to work on getting the athletes' times stored correctly for each event and having an easy way to recall this info. I'm not sure if I'll have time to do this in the next week with my other project but I hope to get this and more features done in RunningTally in the remaining weeks of summer.

SQLite stuff almost done

I am still working on learning SQLite, and getting it up and running inside my app. I have the framework close to being done for creating and updating the database in the app, but I am still having troubles with it displaying in the app and crashing. It is somewhat confusing the way you have to go about using SQLite in Android, but I'm figuring it out. I am hoping to have this done next week, and with that almost all the features of the application should be done. After that I will need to add in the support for more than one stopwatch, and then make the UI look a bit nicer.

Status Update

So far my work on RunningTally is going well.  I have nearly finished the basic UI of the app, and I have working stopwatch functionality.  I am currently learning and implementing SQLite, which I will use to store the names and times of the athletes when the user times them.  Hopefully I can finish this soon, and when I do I will work on improving the stopwatch.