PAMOR is a disaster management and emergency response platform for Yogyakarta. I contributed to t...PAMOR is a disaster management and emergency response platform for Yogyakarta. I contributed to t...
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PAMOR is a disaster management and emergency response platform for Yogyakarta. I contributed to the front-end development using Vue.js, Nuxt.js, TypeScript, and REST API integrations, with a focus on responsive and reliable user experiences.
The Yogyakarta context makes reliability more important than visual polish. I’d show what PAMOR does on a slow or lost connection, because that’s the state I’d worry about first during an emergency.
That’s a very valid point. PAMOR currently relies heavily on an internet connection, so offline or low-connectivity support hasn’t been implemented yet. I really appreciate you pointing this out, because reliability during emergencies is something I should consider more seriously in future improvements.
That makes sense. Even a basic offline screen with emergency contacts and the last downloaded alert would still give people something useful when the connection drops.
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