👔 Fitly

Sprint 3 Evaluation · ¡K!

📖 About the Project

Fitly is a smart wardrobe management application. Users can add clothing items with photos and detailed information, create outfits using a visual drag-and-drop interface, and organize them on a weekly calendar. The app offers AI-powered outfit recommendations via OpenRouter, displays usage statistics, and supports three languages (Basque, Spanish, English).

Java 21 JavaFX Maven Hibernate H2 AI/LLM Mockito

👥 Team Members

Name	GitHub	Sprint 3 Hours (Actual)
Izeia Ameztoi	`izeiaameztoi`	18.7h
Irati Peñagaricano	`iratiph`	17.2h
Kattalin Bengoa	`kabengoa`	10.7h
TOTAL		46.5h

📸 Application Screenshot

Fitly login screen — entry point to the smart wardrobe manager.

🔍 Sprint 3 Observations

Build: ✅ Clean build passes with no errors. Uses Hibernate 6.4.4 and Jandex for annotation indexing.
Run: ✅ Launches as "Fitly" (1080×648). Login screen appears with multi-language support — detected locale shown as English.
Features visible: Login/register, clothing management (CRUD), outfit creation with drag-and-drop, weekly planner calendar, AI outfit suggestions, usage statistics.
Database: H2 embedded (v2.2.224) with Hibernate 6.4.4 ORM. Clean schema management.
Test suite: ⚠️ 44 tests across 6 test files: 43 passing, 1 failure (deleteOutfitShouldCallDaoDeleteWhenIdExists in ViewWardrobeBusinessLogicTest). Uses Mockito for mocking. 6 test files
i18n: ✅ Full internationalization with 3 languages: English, Spanish, Basque (Messages_en.properties, Messages_es.properties, Messages_eu.properties).
AI/LLM Integration: ✅ Uses OpenRouter for AI-powered outfit suggestions via direct HTTP calls (OkHttp + Gson) to openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions. API key managed via config.properties.

💬 Peer Feedback

Team growth: Team members noted significant improvement in both work quality and quantity compared to Sprint 2, highlighting strong teamwork and problem-solving abilities.
Internationalization: The i18n implementation was called out as a major team effort, with multiple members contributing to solving challenges across the 3 supported languages.
Design patterns: The singleton pattern was specifically highlighted as a notable technical achievement this sprint.
Team spirit: "We took this sprint not just as class work but as a personal challenge" — the team approached Sprint 3 with strong intrinsic motivation.
Peer ratings: All team members rated each other 9–10 out of 10, reflecting high mutual respect and balanced contribution.

📊 Final Scores

Member	Score	Rationale
Izeia Ameztoi	10/10	18.7h actual. Drove i18n implementation (3 languages), built the weekly outfit calendar, and managed database access layer. Peer praised her "work quality and quantity improvement." Outstanding final presentation.
Irati Peñagaricano	10/10	17.2h actual. Owned statistics view, outfit creation functionality, and sequence diagrams. Peer highlighted teamwork and problem-solving on design patterns. Outstanding final presentation.
Kattalin Bengoa	9/10	10.7h actual. Contributed to UI mockups, presentation, and supported i18n efforts. Slightly lower hours but still essential to the team's balanced output. Excellent final presentation.

Team baseline: OpenRouter AI outfit suggestions. Strong team cohesion (peer feedback: "personal challenge, not just class work"). Singleton design pattern. 43/44 tests pass. ⚠️ 1 test failure.