SE goes software engineering; managing the Compose* project. The Compose* Team Christian Vinkes Frederik Holljen Istvan Nagy Lodewijk Bergmans Pascal Durr Raymond Bosman Sverre Boschman

Scope Composition Filters Implementation Compose* is a modular language extension Current target: extend .NET Implementation implementation is crucial for our own verification for the trust of the community for the learning process internal/external many past implementations throw-away prototypes; wasted effort

Managing the Project: Main Goals Communication integration avoid redundant efforts Continuity keep the knowledge keep the quality documentation

Overview of the Process It is informal & light-weight Steps: architecture: grows evolutionary [Lodewijk] design: UML diagrams--Rose XDE [Istvan] code: Java, J#, C# synchronize with design (XDE) [Istvan] use Eclipse and Visual Studio [Christian] document with ‘docsygen’ (a la javadoc) [Raymond] testing: nunit, junit [Raymond] code inspections

Overview of the infrastructure Communication Sourceforge: bug tracking, mailing lists,.. [Frederik] Knowledge management Wiki: cf. project web site [Pascal] Source code sharing CVS [Frederik] Build & Deployment Make files, multi-platform, executables

About the Architecture TBD

Knowledge Management with a TWiki Pascal Durr

Communication with SourceForge Introduction world's largest Open Source software development web site free (as in beer) open licences only Reasons for choosing SourceForge Attracting contributions from the outside Provides communication infrastructure

Communication with SourceForge Major features provided Bug tracker Forums Mailing lists Web/disk space Compile farm Administrative access rights CVS

Source code sharing with CVS (Concurrent Versioning System) Central repository for source code edit one file simultaneously Versioning system, you can: commit changes to a file roll back files to a previous state see log of changes Supports tagging and branching

Design Documentation with UML Istvan Nagy

Code Documentation with DOCSYGEN Raymond Bosman (?)

From Design to Code (XDE) Istvan Nagy

Development with Visual Studio Christian Vinkes

Test Infrastructure Raymond Bosman

Summary/Conclusion