Join us as we build the Easy 360 Review System. Watch what it takes to go from idea to completed project that you can use. With each step, we get one step closer.
This project is being used to teach a class in Software Engineering at Tusculum University. And while it is a demonstration project, it is for an actual project to show the students how a real project is built.
Now that I’ve built the application MVP, what will be next? That is the important question of course that I answer in this video. From here, you can see where to go. The biggest effort will be in re-writing the core code base to support multiple types of questions include: Want to follow along and…
In this video, you can watch us build the MVP from scratch in under 30 minutes. You might ask how you can do it so quickly. Well there’s a couple of things. Working backward, we used a no-code tool, and before that, we looked at developing our data model with an ERD to know what…
MVPs, or a Minimally Viable Product, is a great way to test out ideas. However, we want to build them quickly. A solution for that is often what is referred to as a Low-Code or No-Code tool. There are many, including Softr, Bubble, Airtable, Flutter Flow, and many more. In this video, I showcase several…
ERDs, or Entity Relationship Diagrams, are an important part of developing many software projects. They let us see how our data is related to itself, and other entities, so we know how to construct our data sources, such as a database. They are also good, because they can be shared among the development team, so…
Now, if we’re building out a simple no-code app for our MVP then we probably don’t need to build a UML class definition. But just because we are building an MVP, doesn’t mean that we’re not actually coding an application. Therefore, this is a step which we cannot skip. UML, or the Unified Modeling Language,…
