1. Team Viceroy Tom, Shannon, Jenny, Jordy, Damon, Brandon

2. What is it? (In case you forgot) An all-in-one desktop application for helping housemates live harmoniously Users can log in, set up a house, and add housemates The Housebook tracks household chores, events, finances, and messages

3. Coding Assignments Tom – Network Manager, Database Damon – Database Manager Jordy – GUI/ Views Brandon – View Controllers Shannon – Models (Chore, WallPost, etc) Jenny – Tester (system and GUI testing)

4. Demo See The Housebook in action!

5. Project Timeline (Original) Week 7: Plan out classes, divide up coding assignments, investigate libraries, work on SDD. Week 8: Finish SDD, begin coding individual components, integrate libraries. Week 9: Continue implementation of all components. Week 10: Complete implementation and unit testing of all components. Week 11: Integrate Project entirely, begin testing flows. Week 12: Complete testing, prepare for demo & presentation.

6. Project Timeline (Actual) Week 7: Plan out classes, divide up coding assignments, investigate libraries, work on SDD. Week 8: Finish SDD, begin coding individual components, integrate libraries. Week 9: Continue implementation of all components. Week 10: Continue implementation of all components. Get really stuck on SQL libraries. Week 11: Complete implementation of all components. Get really stuck on SQL libraries. Finally figure out an SQL Library. Week 12: Integrate and test project. Prepare for demo & presentation.

7. Libraries Boost Very good, robust library! SQL (ODBC connection to MySQL Server) Took a while to find a library that worked with minGW. Tried MySql Connector++, SQLAPI++ Settled on SQL ODBC connector to MySQL Server. Tiny ODBC Wrapper code over ugly old ODBC API to allow for quick, readable code to be written.

8. Difficulties Overcome Library building and integration into project. Admin IP Address Issues Issue: Users scanning network for an admin Solution: User specifies admin IP on login and sign up. Issue: Computer IP changes when it shuts off Solution: Update the user’s entry for the Admin’s IP when they query and it has recently changed

9. Difficulties Overcome (The Hard Way) QT Library Issues Issue: weird library dependency issues and errors that don’t exist Solution: Dependency walker, adding code in sections SVN Issue: Work flow unclear, merge conflicts, work lost Solution: Save local copy before updating, always update AND TEST before committing Time constraints on development during final few weeks

10. Product Backlog (Immediate) Don’t show old/expired/completed items Deleting items Leaving the house Changing Admin Start SQL server on program initialization

11. Product Backlog (Would Be Nice) Less database queries Connect HouseBook instances outside local network Search for Admin Server instance on local network instead of specifying their local IP address

12. Private messages between users. Analysis to determine if housemates are pulling their weight Rewards (best housemate, helpful roommate, laziest housemate) Punishments (pay housemates a drink if you miss a chore) Product Backlog (Stretch)

13. Team Techniques That Worked Object Oriented Architecture allowed separation of concerns components could be tested independently Communication about progress, issues and questions Tips And Tricks page on Wiki Effective Group Meetings Status updates Collective effort on issues

14. Team Techniques That Didn’t SVN Workflow lack of experience was an issue, code got lost Communication About Architecture function parameters weren’t locked down until late and changed without warning

15. If we could do it over… START SOONER

16. If we could do it over… More milestones and accountability weekly goals and tasks Better communication about architecture group meeting to get everyone on same page, constant updates Investigate potential libraries sooner Simpler project

17. Any Questions?