During Jan - Apr 2022, I enrolled in University of British Columbia as part of my overseas exchange program. I registered myself in the course CPSC319 during the term and was assigned to a team of 6 to create a Tournament Scheduling Web Application for Amazon. This repository is a copy of the original Hairless-Cat repository.
It only showcases our final code, but does not showcase our efforts in building this application. The countless issues, pull requests and discussions held on Github/Discord/Google Documents is not seen here, but I hope to showcase a glimpse of our work.
The application is currently not hosted but screenshots can be found in CPSC 319 User Documentation. Unfortunately I do not have better images/screenshots as it did not occur to me to take photos of the application. I also didn't get to save our final presentation slides 😢
I've included some documentation that my team prepared as part of our course submissions in the folder ./sample docs.
The documents inside are as follows:
- CPSC 319 Project Plan: it outlines how our roles and responsibilites as a team as well as the deadlines we plan to meet for mission success.
- CPSC 319 Design: our design considerations and plans; it includes ER diagrams, sequence diagrams, environment choice writeups.
- CPSC 319 User Documentation: it includes step-by-step instructions, including screenshots of our application, to teach a user on how to use our application.
Documentation regarding our API can be found in Hairless-Cat-AWS-Backend-master/docs.
I wrote most of the backend Java code. As I was new to Springboot back then, the code might not be optimal or of the best quality. In addition, I also created the CI/CD process using Github Actions for automated deployments to our AWS EC2 instance.
You can also read up more about my journey over at my website.
Feel free to reach out to me at [email protected]!