This is a system where we create a twitter like app. One Peer connects to a Registry, and any other Peer that connects to the Registry will receive any messages sent by any Peer.
This project was originally created for my distributed systems class. I then refactored it in my advanced programming class.
The Git history of this project demonstrates a lesson that designing and code organization plays a crucial role!
- Make sure you have Java JDK 17.
- Navigate outside of the
registry/folder. - Compile the entire folder of
registrywithjavac registry/*.java - Run with
java registry.Registry- If this doesn't work, try
java registry/Registry
- If this doesn't work, try
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Make sure you have Java JDK 17.
To be completed...
The way the code is setup
Preparing this code base for use in my resume. Demonstrates strong programming skills.
- Removed
Main.javaand renamedIteration3Solution.javato contain the short piece of code. - Added System updates with print statements
ProcessHandler.javaadded pauses to let the user know what has happened.Main.javarenamed and separated methods to do only what they're named to do.NetworkHandler.javanow contains proper comments and proper error handling.
This project was refactored and cleaned up using Refactoring Guru's code smells and solutions.
- Added settings file
- Large Class: Removed non cohesive methods from Main.java
- Long Methods: Separated, the GenerateReport method into smaller methods
- Long Params: Shortened the length of parameters by passing objects instead
- Removed Dead Code
- Removed Duplicate Code
- Overuse of Primitive Types caused a lot of confusion. Thus, creating objects and getter/setters simplifies the system.
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This project was completed after the CPSC 559 class ended.