Android Based Covid-19 Testing Sites Locator and Booking Application
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With the COVID-19 virus, health is one of the most important factors that need to be considered to break the chain of transmission of COVID-19. One way to detect the virus is to do a swab or RT-PCR. Along with technological developments, this Android-based application for finding and booking COVID-19 test aims to help the public to book COVID-19 testing. This application can provide a clear picture of where the COVID-19 tests are being held. In addition, this application can provide clear directions to the COVID-19 testing site by using the Google Maps feature which stores location data for the examination site. This application is made using the Waterfall method. For data storage, this application uses the Firebase Database which is a Google service, so that this application can be accessed online. The programming languages used are Java and JavaScript. The main feature of this application is that it provides information and bookings for COVID-19 testing sites that can be selected based on the distance and price of the examination.
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