JORANIA: LEADING RECREATION FISHING IN THE DIGITAL ERA
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https://doi.org/10.46754/umtjur.v6i3.499Keywords:
Recreational fishing, sustainable, digitizationAbstract
Science and technology are developing rapidly in the digital or information era. The development of this technology greatly affects various lives and changes the way of life and daily human activities, including in the recreation sector. The digitization of fishing locations is considered relevant to the passage of time and the development of information technology. Thus, based on a mobile application, the Jorania Fishing Location Information Management System application was developed to ensure that fishing location management is of high quality and better than of manual systems. This Jorania application was inspired and developed to provide a more optimal recreational environment for amateur and experienced anglers to share fishing knowledge specific to fishing locations while making recreational fishing activities more efficient and productive. This application focuses on managing useful information for anglers according to fishing locations. This Jorania application is developed with an integrated system to reduce the workforce and minimize data repetition and loss of recorded data. Agile methodology is used in the development of this application. In addition, this Jorania application is developed with the Flutter framework technology, which uses the Dart programming language and Firebase as a database to store data. The existence of this application can make it easier for anglers, especially amateur anglers, to further develop their interests by revealing a variety of useful information from experienced anglers as well as fishing-related services available around them.
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