This is the main repo for the course RES, taught at HEIG-VD in 2019.
This is where you will find lecture notes, slides and some of the examples presented in the class. We will also keep links to the different repos used throughout the semester (for assignments).
Sunday, March 17th, 23:00 (strict): everybody must have:
- implemented the project, so that all tests are green
- submitted a PR on GitHub
- have the structure of the project and the role of all classes in mind, to be able to quickly extend it with a new functionality
- be ready to execute the project, know where to find the output files
- submitted this Google form
- YouTube playlist
- Here is the repo for the first assignment. Make sur to fork it, before cloning your fork on your machine.
- Here is the Youtube playlist that presents the first assignment material.
- Here are the slides
- Here are the lecture notes
- Here is the project used to present the impact of buffering on performance
- Same slides and lecture notes as in week 2
- Here is the example for manipulations of files, streams and adapters
- Here is the example for character encodings
- Here is the repo for the lab, which we will work on during weeks 3 and 4
- Here are the slides
- Here is an example of a simple TCP client (which does NOT implement the HTTP spec)
- Here is an example of a simple TCP server (streams current time)
- Here is an example of a multi-threaded TCP server (with workers)
- Here is an example of a client-server application (presence)
- Make sure that you have a working Wireshark on your machine!
Sunday, February 24th: everybody must have:
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setup GitHub (with SSH), forked and cloned the "chill" project
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setup maven and been able to build "chill" on the command line
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setup IDEA (with Lombok project)
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either successfully added one beer (with a unit test and a production class) and submitted a PR or filed an issue in the upstream server to precisely describe what has not worked
Sunday, March 3rd, 23:00 (strict): everybody must have:
- added at least 3 beers, with tests, and submitted at least 3 PRs (with a green light on GitHub)
- added enough beers and submitted enough PRs to really master the GitHub workflow
- be able to explain what is maven and how to run it from the command line
- be able to explain what is project Lombok
- filled out this Google form.