Due Date: see roadmap
Individual ProjectSoftware Installation and VerificationDue Date: Mon 6 Feb
Individual ProjectPlay Framework and Heroku Deployment- Make sure you have installed the Play Framework 2.0 beta version.
- Using Play 2.0 beta, follow this tutorial to create and run a simple Scala app (stop just before "doing some development").
- Open the simple Scala app in Eclipse.
- In app/controllers/Application.scala, change the string to "Hello <your name>".
- Run the application to verify that it now displays this message.
- Add this .gitignore file to this project (and future projects).
- Sign up for a free Heroku account.
- Follow this guide to deploy your application to Heroku under the name luc-cs442-hello-<your UVID>. No explicit submission is necessary.
Due Date: Mon 6 Feb
Group ProjectShared Heroku Repository- One designated group member should perform these steps:
- Redo the steps above but with the string "Hello Team <id>". (Each team's ID will soon be available on Blackboard.)
- Again, be sure to add this .gitignore file to the project.
- Create a new Heroku application under the name luc-cs442-hello-team<id>.
- Following this reference, first add his/her other group members to the repository, then add the instructor using his departmental email address.
- Deploy your application to Heroku.
- Each remaining group member should perform these steps:
- Using git, check out the code from the shared Heroku repository for the app.
- In app/views/index.scala.html, before the closing brace, add a line like this: <p>your name</p>
- Run the application locally and access it through a browser to verify that your name shows up in the generated view.
- Commit the changes and push the app to the remote repository.
- Then access the remote app through a browser to verify that your name was added.
- No explicit submission is necessary.
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