Homework 12

Due by noon on Thursday, Apr 17th.

Note: you will be asked to do 50 total points of projects for this class.

0. Merge hw11 into your master. Please don’t delete the ‘hw11’ branch.

   Hand in this homework on branch ‘hw12’ on your github account, and set up a pull request between hw12 and your master branch. Don’t merge it, just set up the PR.

1. Pick 10 points worth of projects from Projects and implement.

   Make sure to explain what you did in the ChangeLog, in detail, including instructions on how to execute things. Note that all previous project features should continue working with the new project features – so, if you implemented logins and cookies and now want to do SQL persistence, you should persist your login and cookie information in SQL as well as the images.

   As per the syllabus, you are allowed to work collaboratively but everything you hand in must have your own name on the commits. The only exception to this is if you are working with someone else’s project, but the sum of the project points must be N*10 (if you work in a group with N=2 people, each person must implement 10 pts worth of projects). Note that you are also responsible for making sure the other persons’ code doesn’t break your code.

   If you run into technical difficulties that can’t be resolved, you can ask (via e-mail) for an extension until the following Thursday. In your e-mail write in a few sentences what problem you’re running into, what you’ve tried in terms of debugging it, and what you think the problem is. If I grant you an extension I will find someone to help you via code review/pull request on github. Extensions may not be granted, however, so make sure you’re really stuck before asking for one...

After handing things in:

Do a clean clone of your repo and make sure that all the tests pass and that all your functionality works on the clean clone, on arctic.

That is, do:

git clone https://github.com/ctb/cse491-serverz -b hw12 test-hw12
cd test-hw12
(run stuff)

Using ChangeLog, please explain your project choice and implementation in sufficient detail to let someone else (me) who is _not_ psychic understand what you’ve done and run it. Test your code and any instructions using a clean checkout. I mean it.