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This is a course homepage for 01219245/01219246 Individual Software Process and Individual Software Process Lab.

Announcements

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• Students' Achievements: Section 450, Section 451

Lectures

• Week 1: Introduction. (slides)
  • Modern software development:
    • Agile Product Ownership in a Nutshell (by Henrik Kniberg) gives an overall view on how software development is a collaboration between developers and stakeholders (users) and how important communication is.
    • Business Model Canvas Explained is a nice clip that tells you what business thinks when developing a new product.
    • Development and Deployment at Facebook is a paper describe how things work at Facebook, i.e., how Facebook can develop new features at a rapid rate while having increasingly large number of engineers.

Labs

• Preparations: Various practical skills (we will discuss these topic in class as well.)
  • Command-line shell: In the modern era of computing, we usually enjoy using nice GUI program to work with our files and folder. However, command-line interface still wins in many aspects. It can be much faster and more accurate. In many cases, e.g., in server maintenance and in many DevOps's activities, command-line interface is the only choice.
    • Various how-to:
      • Windows:
      • Linux:
  • Master your Editor/IDE:

• Version control system with Git
• Getting Started with JavaScript
  • Tutorial 1: Number guessing game
  • Tutorial 2: Event-driven programming
  • Tutorial 3: 21 Game
  • Tutorial 4: Hangman
• Cocos2d-x
  • Notes: If you want to work with cocos2d-x, you'll need to use firefox if you want to run your game from URL file://. If you want to use Chrome, follow these instructions. Don't forget to disable JavaScript cache.
  • Tutorial 100: Sprites
  • Tutorial 101: Sprites 2 - Flappy Dot
  • Small Tutorial 102: Actions and spritesheets
  • Tutorial 103: PacMan 1

• • Tutorial 100.5: Gozilla Shoot Game

Links

• JavaScript
  • Style guides: idiomatic.js, jQuery style guide, Crockford's code convention, Google JavaScript Style Guide