© 2019 Martin J. Dürst 青山学院大学

Remaining Schedule

• July 22: Project Work III
• July 29: 14:50-15:50: Term final exam
  Exam coverage: All handouts, all explanations during lecture, all exercises (except advanced exercises), all Moodle questions

Course Summary

• Studied Web technology using a server-side framework
• Learned about HTML, CSS, Ruby, and Ruby on Rails
• Learned about CGI, Templates (ERB), MVC, REST
• Learned about Convention over Configuration

Rails Doctrine

(by Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson, at https://rubyonrails.org/doctrine/)

1. Optimize for programmer happiness
2. Convention over Configuration
3. The menu is omakase
4. No one paradigm
5. Exalt beautiful code
6. Provide sharp knives
7. Value integrated systems
8. Progress over stability
9. Push up a big tent

List of Applications

• Microblog (Twitter-like) site (3)
• Bulletin board (3)
• Chat system/forum/diary/Q&A site/Wiki-like site (6)
• Todo list, schedule management, task management (3)
• Household account/salary/bank system (3)
• Electronic medical records site
• Hotel reservation/management system (2)
• Real estate information site
• Shopping site (6)
• Restaurant/video/book review/rental site (5)
• Course evaluation system (2)
• Lab selection site
• Personality diagnosis for job search
• Dating site
• Sports/geography information system (2)
• Game points management site
• Harry Potter hat sorting site

Today's Work

• First row (remedials):
  • Continue solving past problems
  • Improve your understanding of Web technology, Ruby, Ruby on Rails
• Other rows (project teams):
  • Make a list of remaining work to do
  • Prioritize:
    
    1. Core functionality
    2. Usability (links, texts, styling)
    3. Add-ons
  • Make sure your application is in a well-defined state today at 18:20
  • Split up work in the team efficiently, exchange roles regularly
  • Ask many questions (Moodle Q&A or directly)

Exercise 15a: Upload Application as .zip File

• Create a .zip file named application.zip containing all the data in your Rails application folder.
• Submit the file application.zip (deadline: 18:30, two submissions per project).

Homework

• Deadline: July 24, 2019 (Wednesday), 19:00

  Where to submit: Box in front of room O-529 (building O, 5th floor)

• Remedials: Completed remedial handout
• Projects: Completed project handout, separate for each student

  (Important: Answers should fill available space, write very clearly)