TMDAD2015

Repository for Project in Course: "Technologies and Models for Distributed Applications Development"

This is a group project done for the MSc in Computer Engineering at University of Zaragoza.

Workflow

• Each of the members forks from jgbarcos github.
• Then we proceed to work individually pushing changes to our github.
• Whenever you want to make a change available to all, perform a pullrequest to jgbarcos.
• Whenever you want to get all the available changes, perform a pull from jgbarcos.

The following diagram sumarizes the workflow:

    ------------github javi-------------
    |                |                 |         ^ Pullrequest
    |                |                 |         v Pull
github rosa     github victoria    github alex

Guidelines

Some guidelines to mantain a coherent style between every member:

• Write commit messages and code always in English (everything: methods, variables, comments...).
• Start commit messages with a descriptive one-line title: Verb + short description of the change.
• For further description, leave a blank line after the title and then proceed to describe the commit.
• Never write garbage commit messages like: ".", "asdf" or anything that gives no description of the change.
• Don't make a commit with multiple non-related changes, instead perform a commit for each change.
• Check the files that are being committed, make sure there aren't any unnecesary files and modify .gitignore as needed.

Example of a commit:

Fixed Tokenizer chapter parsing

Some of the books have different chapter delimiter styles:

• CHAPTER 1
• chapter 1
• FIRST CHAPTER
• PROLOGUE

Tokenizer's parser was fixed to recognize those styles and remove trailing whitespaces.