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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Team Meeting -1

This was the first meeting that was held outside the lab. We were supposed to get to a quick start as of the basic layout. So we discussed briefly about the coding standards. We had some doubts , John helped us in making sure that we all had the correct knowledge of the coding standards. There was stuff like comment before every function and John showed us a cool trick where if we enter this in Visual Studio: /** it automatically adds some kind of commenting format and we just have to fill in the blanks. My personal view was positive in this case because it helps us a lot in future, when we had huge lines of code. It will be easy to figure out where the program is going . 
We were about to get a head start with the SVN. So myself and Dharmil decided to do the horizontal navbar and Daniel was doing the vertical navbar. It was pretty easy stuff, we were just getting started with the software. We then added a test solution just to get familiar with subversion. 
Myself and Dharmil came with this code,
01<style type "text/css">
02#navbar
03{
04background-color: #680000;
05color: White;
06/**/
07}
08 
09#navbar li
10{
11display: inline;
12margin: 20px;
13}
14 
15#navbar li a
16{
17padding-right: 5px;
18padding-left: 5px;
19color: White;
20}
21 
22#navbar li a:hover
23{
24background-color: Green;
25}
26style>
27<body>
28<div id "navbar">
29<ul>
30<li><a href "http://google.com">Homea>li>
31<li><a href "http://www.purdue.edu">Logina>li>
32<li><a href "http://www.facebook.com">Create Accounta>li>
33ul>
34div>
It was a basic functional horizontal navbar. We were getting our hand on with the subversion SVN. We discussed about the navigation trees. John assigned some work to me, Daniel and Dharmil. We were asked to create some navigation trees and some basic web layouts. I was asked to put my work up on the Pivotal tracker so that I get some points. 
This meeting was pretty basic, I mean we went through a lot of basic stuff but we definitely got a good head start for the project. 

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