Anaclaudia, Frensia Tanaga and Pramana, Dian and Saputra, I Made Arya Budhi (2023) Reactjs and Expressjs Implementation In PMK ITB STIKOM Bali Activity Management. APTISI Transactions on Technopreneurship (ATT), 5 (3). pp. 1-11. ISSN 2656-8888

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Abstract

In the Christian Student Brotherhood Student Activity Unit (PMK) ITB Stikom Bali the management of data, information and documentation is still done conventionally, namely hardcopy printing. These documents are vulnerable to being lost, damaged or difficult to find at a later date. Therefore we need a system to be able to manage data, documentation and other information regarding activities in PMK. In developing this activity management application using ReactJS and ExpressJS. This activity management application is expected to be a means of connecting information on activities carried out and making it easier for administrators to be able to store information from activities carried out. There are 5 stages in this research, namely data collection by direct observation of the object under study, literature study and stakeholder interviews. The second stage is an analysis from the user side, the data needed and the existing processes. The third stage is system design using conceptual database design, context diagrams and web architecture. The fourth stage is system implementation using the Javascript programming language with ReactJS on the frontend and ExpressJS on the backend and MongoDB as the database. The last stage is testing the system using the Blackbox testing method which focuses on testing the functionality of the system. The results of this study resulted in a website-based activity management system with predetermined user access as well as a liaison for activity information in the form of activity galleries and activity articles in UKM PMK using ReactJS and ExpressJS.

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