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.
Today’s users expect a well defined, and easy-to-use application. The days of a screen with a thousand items on it being standard are long gone. Now we’re trying to simplify, only showing what is necessary, and keeping things as clean as possible. Now that we know what will be in our application (by defining our…
In this video, I show how I picked what will go into version 1, or as we refer to it as our MVP, or Minimally Viable Product. Now, a version 1 of a software product is not necessarily an MVP. An MVP, or minimally viable product, is a simple product that is still usable. We…
If you’ve been following along with this, you might have seen what seems to be a pause. I wanted to give everyone a brief update on what has been going on. The pause in communicate was because unfortunately, I was a little sick for about 2 weeks. Yuck! I know. While I’ve been feeling better,…
Once you’ve defined the Use Cases for your software project, you can start to identify how will users flow through the system. That is what page or pages (or screen or screens if you prefer) will the user need to go through in order to get to where they need to go to do what…
Based upon the information gather from both requirements gathering and subject matter experts, we have start to identify what the software must do, who does what, and how it must do it. The formal process is to build a Use Case. This is a technical document that says who is doing what, how is it…
