Desarrollo de una aplicación móvil híbrida para orientar a víctimas de violencia de género en la ciudad de Riobamba.

Abstract

The objective of this thesis was the development of a hybrid mobile application to guide victims of gender violence in the city of Riobamba, which was supported by a roadmap for victims of violence. We applied the Kanban methodology for the development of the application, supported by the software development cycle, which resulted in a total of 34 user stories that made possible an organized development. We utilized the following development tools: Flutter Framework that allowed a hybrid development, natively compiled for both the mobile and web part; Java programming language in the Visual Studio Code environment to access the information, which means the application logic; MongoDB database manager for information storage and Firebase as an authentication service. We utilized the system structure MVC (Model-View-Controller) through the consumption of an API-Rest. Once the application was completed, the availability of the application was evaluated through the quality elements using the ISO/IEC 25023 Standard, which were: availability percentage, AvailabilityResults/count and AvailabilityResults/duration through the Azure Application Insights tool, a percentage of 99.96% of availability was obtained. In this case it can be determined that there is an acceptable availability of the application. It is recommended the implementation of a panic button and geolocation in order to prevent and eradicate gender violence.