🚀 Building a CRM in PHP & MySQL: My Final Year Project Journey 🎓

Hi everyone! 👋 It’s Day 3 of my CRM development journey, and today, I worked on building the Task Management Module. Along the way, I learned and implemented Calendar.js for scheduling tasks and Chart.js for creating task-related visualizations. Let me share my progress and insights!

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🗂️ Folder Structure for Task Management

Here’s the folder structure I created for the Task Management Module:

• index.php: The main entry point for task management.
• DisplayTask.php: Shows all tasks in a sortable, user-friendly table.
• Task_manage.php: Handles creating and assigning tasks.
• task_calander.php: Displays tasks using Calendar.js.
• task_desh.php: Provides an overview of key metrics and charts.
• track_task.php: Tracks task progress with interactive features like progress bars.
• delete_task.php: Enables task deletion.
• send_task_reminders.php: Automates task reminders via email.

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🗓️ Learning Calendar.js

One of today’s highlights was learning Calendar.js, a library for creating beautiful, interactive calendars. After experimenting with its documentation, I managed to:

• Implement task scheduling: Add, view, and update tasks directly on the calendar.
• Build an interactive UI: Clickable dates and dynamic task display.
• Enable seamless task navigation: Switch between day, week, and month views.

This was my first time working with Calendar.js, and it’s an incredible tool for task scheduling!

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📊 Learning Chart.js

Another milestone today was learning and integrating Chart.js. It was fascinating to explore its capabilities, and I used it to create:

• Task Completion Chart: Visualizes completed vs. pending tasks.
• Priority Breakdown: A pie chart categorizing tasks by priority (High, Medium, Low).
• Progress Tracker: A line chart tracking task progress over time.

Learning Chart.js opened my eyes to how charts can make data much easier to understand. It added a professional touch to the Task Dashboard!

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💡 What I Learned Today

1. Calendar.js: I learned how to integrate and customize an interactive calendar for task scheduling.
2. Chart.js: I gained experience in creating various types of charts to visualize task data.
3. Task Management CRUD: Implemented Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations for tasks.
4. PHP Integration: Used PHP to fetch, manage, and update tasks dynamically with the calendar and dashboard.

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📸 Images

• Task Dashboard (with Chart.js):

• Calendar View (using Calendar.js):

• Update Task Feature:

• Show Tasks (Task Table):

• Show Tasks based on Completion (chart ):

🔑 Key Takeaway

Today was all about learning and implementing new tools like Calendar.js and Chart.js. It was a rewarding experience to see these features come to life and how they enhanced the Task Management Module.

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Stay tuned for Day 4, where I’ll work on Lead Analytics and User Roles! Let me know your thoughts or suggestions in the comments. 😊