7. Colleagues


7.02. Assist colleagues in professional development.

 Professional development of members are much required. We made this project an opportunity to develop everyone's professional skills. Few group members were lacking of communication skills in English. So everyone decided to continue all the project discussions in English and it was a success.

  In weekly iterations we have to present what we have done in each week to supervisors at 99X Technology. Instead of same person presenting the project work, we are circulating the presentation so that each one will have equal opportunity to increase their skills.

7.03. Credit fully the work of others and refrain from taking undue credit.

 Since our project is managed using trello, any one can see who did what and when. So far non has claimed credits for work which is not done by him. Also when we develop the product we had to use 3rd party libraries. When documenting we have mentioned all the 3rd party libraries used for our project and has given them the credit for their work.

For example :

We have used Ace Editor (ace.c9.io)
Octokit written by Phils Chatz (https://github.com/philschatz/octokit.js)
Bootstrap (http://getbootstrap.com/)

7.05. Give a fair hearing to the opinions, concerns, or complaints of a colleague.

 As the development grows, different opinions occurs. Each time we have different opinions we try to get together and ask everyone to express their thoughts on the matter. After everyone is done we as a team come to a decision on what to do and what not to. That really helped during the development as it helped to prevent conflicts among team members.

When anyone has a problem he has rights to give good reasons and make reasonable excuses for his work. But he has to catch up with the team soon.



Other articles of the series

Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 1

Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 2 

Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 4

Principal 5 : Management

 

5.01 Ensure good management for any project on which they work, including effective procedures for promotion of quality and reduction of risk.

Currently Agile based methodologies are considered as the best methodologies to manage the processes of a software development projects. After having a discussion with our supervisors from "99X Technology" we decided to follow SCRUM based agile methodology through out the project.

Since the development team is in the university and external supervisors are in the 99X Technology premises we had to use an online Project management tool so that everyone could monitor our progress.

After comparing few online agile based management tools like Moovia, Trello etc, we decided to use Trello (http://trello.com) because it was a easy to use yet so powerful project management tool.
Figure 5.01.1 will show you the trello desk of our project.

Figure 5.01.1
 To manage as well as to version management of the project we used Github (www.github.com). Figure 5.01.2 will show you the Github page of the project.

Figure 5.01.1

5.04. Assign work only after taking into account appropriate contributions of education and experience tempered with a desire to further that education and experience.

 Initially we didn't had much of a knowledge on the required technologies like AngularJS and ASP.net MVC framework. But we continued to follow online tutorials as well as we were given opportunity to have training sessions from 99X Technology on various technologies required for the project. After that we were confident about the knowledge we had. Each iteration we were given a task which is totally new to us but with required learning materiel. So we divide tasks among our selves after considering about the difficulty of each task. Out of the all team members, who is most knowledgeable on a particular area will assign himself the most difficult task of the week.  

5.11. Not ask a software engineer to do anything inconsistent with this Code.

 It was very helpful to have a industrial supervisor for the project. Our code were required to be consistent as well as organized. Also it was a main requirement that the code should follow development standards. Therefor in each iteration we had code reviews and also we were informed to submit our code to project leader and get reviewed.


Other articles of the series

Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 1

Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 3 

Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 4
Throughout the world, software development is done using various methodologies. It varies from very ad-hoc manner to very structured and well planned methodologies like agile. No matter what is the development methodology there are ethics to be followed. Those are named as Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice.

Anyone can read more about it using the link given below.

http://www.computer.org/portal/web/certification/resources/code_of_ethics
Copyright © 1999 by the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. and the Association for Computing Machinery, Inc..


In this series of study, I will describe how we applied those ethics and practices to our project using few key points of code of ethics.

Project Details

Project Name : XApps
Project client/supervisor : 99X Technology
Project type : Software Implementation
Description : XApps is an enterprise app portal. Purpose of this app is to remove the gap between app developer and app stores. Therefor this app contains an Online IDE as well as an app store in the same solution. Developers can use this app to create web apps easily and then publish to the app store without extra effort.

This project is a Open Source project so developers around the world could contribute to the project as well.

Project source can be found in the below link.

www.github.com/rehrumesh/xapps

I will be describing the following topics on my study.

5.Management
7. Colleagues
8. Self.

Please read the next posts using following links
Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 2

Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 3 

 
Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice - Analysis Using a real world use case Part 4


I have shared my slide set which I created for the TechTalk session organized by the CompSoc UCSC.

In this session I am hoping to talk about basics of Angular and how we can build a Single Page Applications using Angular.

Slides :



Source files can be found in
https://github.com/rehrumesh/spa-with-angularjs
Sometimes you may have noticed that in Ubuntu 14.04 mouse pointer starts to flick a lot and continuously disappearing and reappear.

You can fix this issue by doing following

Go to System Settings
Select Displays
You will see unknown display. Select it and disable it.

Now the issue should be solved.

Source
http://askubuntu.com/questions/360423/mouse-cursor-flickering-and-disappearing
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