coding Assignments

[MikeBowers]

Here are the initial assignments I came up with.  I tried to split it up conceptually so that each person wasn’t jumping around conceptually.  I also tried to bear in mind the number of methods an object has.  Of course, each method isn’t equal but the line had to be drawn somewhere.

 

Bear in mind that the reality will probably look very different than this table.  I expect development to be organic and for there to be jumping around.  However, this will provide a jumping point.  Look it over and make any edits you think are necessary.

 

Spencer, I assigned you the static objects because I think your experience in this realm will help us get started.  Your input on this chart will be especially important as you will have the best feel of what the workload will really be.

 

Name	Role	Method #	Assigned To.
Bug	Model	20	Mike
Application	Model	7	Matt
Employee	Model	13	Matt
EmployeeManagment	Controller	5	Matt
BugManagement	Controller	8	Tyler
Reports	Controller	5	Tyler
Search	Controller	3	Spencer
ApplicationManagement	Controller	2	Spencer
Attachment	Static	2	Spencer
Database	Static	2	Spencer
Header	Static	5	Spencer
Footer	Static	2	Spencer
BugManagement.html	UI	0	Tyler
ApplicationManagement.html	UI	0	Tyler
EmployeeManagement.html	UI	0	Tyler
Reports.html	UI	0	Tyler
Database	Database	NA	Spencer

 

[Spencer Dickson]

I think these assignments are fairly evenly spread.  In my experience the controllers are generally a little more difficult and larger than Models.  It is also my experience that we never think of all the methods we need in our class diagrams so we will all probably have more we need to add.  That all that being said it's nearly impossible to give a completely fair spread.  But I think this is a good start.  

Before we begin coding I believe we should set some coding standards/conventions.  What I mean is we should decide things like member variables are always private, methods always public, camel case vs underscores for certain things etc.  These things may sound fairly minute and nit-picky but when we have to go in and read others code having and following these standards make all the difference.  We also need to decide things like SQL is only found in Models, not controllers, you never directly access the database with the php-mysql functions but instead use the database object etc.  (We can make whatever decisions we want I'm just giving examples).  

Anyway I think we should do that on Monday.  Then I should get to work fairly soon as I have the static objects that most of you will be needing in all of your objects.  It may be that you guys put place holders in your code where you would call my objects.  Anyway we will see how it goes.  

Thanks

[Matt Dimond]

I agree with Spencer, we need to decide on standards then we can go to town.. See you all Monday

Matt Dimond Dimond & Sons LLC. Mobile: 801-891-6560 Office: 435-882-5526

Spencer Dickson <oilys...@gmail.com> wrote:

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