Phase 2 - Back-End Development

For this phase, the group is required to develop the back-end logic of the chosen web application.
The README.md file at the root directory of the repository should contain instructions
on how to set-up and to run the application locally through a Node.js server.

Database design must be complete.
It is recommended that the project use MongoDB for the database. Mongoose as an ODM is accepted. If the group is looking to use a different database program, please inform your lecturer ahead of time.
Data should be retrieved from the database. There should be at least 5 sample data in the database for each applicable feature. For example, in a forum web application, there should be at least 5 sample users, 5 sample posts, and 5 sample comments loaded from the database to the web application.
All database related files should be in the model folder.

All views for the features must be visible and can be navigated to and from the index webpage.
All views must be accessible from navigational links and buttons within the application.

The web application should be hosted using a Node.js server.
It should be accessible through localhost:3000.
All routes should be properly and completely implemented. Thus, the user can easily navigate through the different features of the web application.
All forms must use the appropriate HTTP methods (i.e., login forms use POST, search queries use GET, etc.). Form validation does not need to be implemented yet.
Session management and password hashing do not need to be implemented yet for this phase.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: MCO1...MCO2