Included is the EForT-Web-App-and-Web-API repository, matching the code on the develop branch as of April 23, 2020.
One step into the repository, are the .git, .gitignore, and .vs files which we can ignore for now. 
Entering into the EForT directory shows all the project folders and the Visual Studio EForT solution file.
The projects are: Efort, Business, WebAPI, DataAccess, Entities, and Tests. 
The responsibilities of each project are as follows:
The Efort project takes care of handling front-end related logic and makes use of the MVC pattern to handle and respond to user interactions. 
The Business project acts as a layer to apply business logic and transform data to meet business requirements. 
The WebAPI, as its name implies, acts as the API to interact with the database project. 
The DataAccess project handles actual database interactions using the Entity Framework. 
Used by all of these projects is the Entities project, which declares what types of objects are utilized in this project, and what fields they may have. 
As expected, the Tests project contains various kinds of automated tests for the system, ranging from unit tests to end to end tests. 

Refer to the installation guide uploaded in this code directory to get started on your own environment and follow along at https://youtu.be/wFHgEr2Amtw
For more documentation, refer to our wiki at https://dev.azure.com/SP20-EForT-EFVT/SP20-EForT-EFVT/_wiki/wikis/SP20-EForT-EFVT.wiki/.
