Lecture 0 Demo, ideally above GAE!
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Show running code? Or do a live coding session? If only show running app we should use Word Fun
In the first lecture I do a full project in 1 hour (incl. some
idea/requirements/design/code/testing/etc/) in order for the students to
feel what is waiting for them. If I'll manage to follow in coming weeks
I'll transform my example to GAE)
In any case the code is not the main issue there, we still need your code
oriented example to help them set their prototype.
I'll be happy if you even just have a look at it in the slides starting from
page 33 - in any case I'll be happy if you can read the slides from time to
time to see the general picture, and tell me too make it shorter...
This issue is assigned to me I'll let you know if I need help
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Show running code? Or do a live coding session? If only show running app
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initial form deployed! http://jce-se-peereval.appspot.com/
Nice! Can I see the code?
https://github.com/robi-y/peereval
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Nice! Can I see the code?
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@MeLight pls try it again!
http://jce-se-peereval.appspot.com/
now mainly missing authentication, I hope to combine it with github auth so we know exactly who filled each evaluation
Ok, how do I know if it worked?
This is another feature, but maybe not for MVP since we can access it by
the dashboard.
Did you fill the form? cause I don't see data
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Ok, how do I know if it worked?
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Yes, I've submitted
Òops, I hope it's a reliable service
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It can be accessed in the query screen, wish there was a way to download as
csv...
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 12:07 AM, Reuven Yagel - JCE robi@post.jce.ac.il
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Òops, I hope it's a reliable service
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The service is reliable, but some things are not really mature yet - like .csv export, for example which you need to do with a command line tool :/
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Do you have a script for it?
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I usually write iterators scripts, but this seems to be the right way: http://blog.notdot.net/2010/04/Using-the-new-bulkloader
Thanks,
I'll check it this can be useful also to register students to this system,
unless we add this functionality too...
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Is the demo ready? Do you need anything from me to make it ready?
Hi Yuri, I was on vacation, the evaluation system is not yet ready but for
my first lecture Demo it is just fine. Also, it seems the bulkloader you
sent will do ~70% of the remaining.
Thanks. closing #10
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Ok, there's another way to download data - using the appcfg.py command line tool (found in the app engine folder). To see help:
appcfg.py download_data -h
Thanks, I'll check it
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Ok, there's another way to download data - using the appcfg.py command
line tool (found in the app engine folder). To see help:
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