One thing I learned was just coding more, because I feel like I don't have much experience with it at all. One thing I can learn more about is looping and the skills that go in to more intricate coding.

• The challenge was to get data for a different muni stop on a different line

• Our solution was to go on the Muni website and find the different codes for a specific stop. We copied the code for the Geneva/Howth stop and pasted it into the original code for the 1 California stop. 

Link to the GitHub gist: gist.github.com/Frank-Ouyang-LWHS/7526f7d509bc856aeb86dd55fc22cc73 

1. Github Gist: https://gist.github.com/eleanorbuchholz/958dfcfadc85bb0292988733f59afa06 

2. My digital project shows me the time that a bus or train is arriving at the closest stop near my house. It can connect to my home WiFi, so if I ever need to check when a bus can take me to school in the morning, I can just check my digital project!

3. In general I just learned more about coding and what certain things really mean when you put them into a code. I always thought coding was too challenging and just didn't make sense, but as I worked on this project I became more knowledgable. One issue I faced was getting my microcontroller to connect to my home and school WiFi. For a while I didn't know what was wrong with it or how to fix it, but Mr. Kleindolph helped me identify the problem and I worked through it until it worked.