Agile: An Development For Collaborative Moment Sharing System

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An Agile development for collaborative moment sharing system

Santosh Kumar S 06241F0041

Agenda • Introduction • Existing System • Proposed System • Modules • System environment • System Design • Implementation • Conclusion 06/29/09

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Introduction • Based on the idea of “You Over Time”. • Lets user , create a digital reflection of life & search across timeline. • Social Networking System. • Throws light on personal lives. 

Existing System • Web based Communities. • Share interests & activities. • Uni feature specific systems. Won’t concentrate much on personal lives. 

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Proposed System • Makes user to involve in the system more than ever. • Captivating the moments of life with complete digital reflection. • Beautiful stories, media files are combined and published by all users.  06/29/09

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Modules • Registration & Login. • Profile Creation & Updating. • Moment Creation , Updating & Deletion. • Tagging Moments. • Comment Writing for Moments. • Sharing Moments. • Categorizing Moments.

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Block Diagram

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System Environment • Ruby Language • Rails Framework • Mongrel Server • MySQL database • Aptana Studio IDE • Selenium for Testing 06/29/09

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Ruby + Ruby on Rails • Ruby is compared with clay and rails, with pot wheel. • Rails provide a good platform to Ruby to develop rich and efficient web applications.

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Architecture of Rails Application

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Internal Database Architecture

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Application Structure of ROR

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Database Schema

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System Design

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Use Case Diagram for system

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CMSS - Activity

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Complete UML

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Implementation Plugins used 1. 2. 3. 4.

attachment_fu acts_as_taggable acts_as_commentable tiny_mce

Gem used mini_magick 06/29/09

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Controller Code

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Model Code

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View Code
<%= flash[:notice]%> <%= error_messages_for :user %> <% remote_form_for :user, :url=>{ :controller => :users,:action => :register },:update=>'MB_frame' do |form| %>



<%= form.submit 'SignUp' %>
<%= form.label :email %> <%= form.text_field :email ,:tabindex => "1" %>
<%= form.label :password %> <%= form.password_field :password , :tabindex => "2" %>
Confirm Password:<%=form.password_field :password_confirmation, :tabindex => "3"%>
I Agree:
<%=form.check_box "terms_of_service", :tabindex => "4"%>I have also read and agree to the Terms of Service.
<% end %>


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Sample Screenshot

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Complete Screens

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Testing •

Unit Testing 1. Model level 2. Basic validations & syntax errors



Functional Testing • • •

Application level Business logic & Functionality Selenium IDE 

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Conclusion •

Frequent updates are possible because RoR is bleeding technology.



GUI can be further be developed.



It can be further developed into a separate, automated system. 

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Thank You

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Testing with Selenium IDE • Selenium IDE is implemented as a Firefox extension, and allows recording, editing, and debugging tests. • Scripts may be automatically recorded and edited manually providing autocompletion support and the ability to move commands around quickly.  06/29/09

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Agile Software Development A group of software development methodologies



A leadership philosophy that encourages team work.



self-organization and accountability.



satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software.

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