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The description you have given is basically check-list of functionality that needs to be implemented.<\/p>\n

My suggestion is to break each task down into smaller and smaller bits and that you can work your way through and check of as you do them. This will give you a nice roadmap, and also give you good feels<\/em> as you check of each task, which will provide you with much needed encouragement.<\/p>\n

If a task is too much, try to break it down into smaller tasks that you can easily check off.<\/p>\n

The description is pretty much already in the order that the code needs to be written in, so just work your way through the list.<\/p>\n

If you run into a specific problem that you are struggling to solve, post a new question on Stack Overflow that follows the How to ask a good question guide<\/p>\n

Here is the description broken up into separate reasonably manageable tasks:<\/p>\n