RoboRace is a real-time trivia-based game designed to allow friends to race against each other.  Points are not only distributed by correct answers, but also by how quickly a user can answer each question.

RoboRace was effectively created as a group, where each member was assigned tasks to contribute to the application. Team meetings were scheduled daily to ensure continuity, productivity, and fluid integration when code merging occurred.

Socket.io was utilized to create our real-time engine, and by integrating a room key feature, users can connect and communicate amongst each other and the application in a private setting. With fairness in mind, Cron timers were also integrated into our Socket code to ensure that each user received the trivia questions at the exact same time.

We applied React as the front-end framework of RoboRace. Using JavaScript, React allowed us to create our functionality and then effortlessly write additional JSX code to display our components. 

Node.js and Express were implemented on the back-end for handling all of the RESTful API requests and connecting to cloud-based PostgreSQL databases so that necessary user information could be stored.

Finally, through the use of Material UI, CSS, and media queries, RoboRace has a fun and colorful theme while still being intuitive and easy to navigate.