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3.2 Non-standard web activity: navigates on the activity map and finds an open spot. It is mentioned that problems that may arise when two or more users book the same spot on the map. It is recommended to solve these problems. | 3.2 Non-standard web activity: navigates on the activity map and finds an open spot. It is mentioned that problems that may arise when two or more users book the same spot on the map. It is recommended to solve these problems. | ||
Revision as of 11:47, 16 October 2011
About:
Andrei Stoiculescu has graduated Computer Science at the Universitatea Politehnica Bucharest. He has since worked for Intrasoft International developing Web Applications for the European Union agency responsible for registering trade marks and designs. Andrei has also worked for Testing Technologies and has done an internship at the Fraunhofer FOKUS Institute. He is a currently enrolled in the Master in Artificial Intelligence at the Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
First meeting:
The main topics for the online interface are:
1. Database integration with an existing web framework (e.g. PHP, J2E).
2. User profile creation & security mechanism.
3. Web pages development:
3.1 Standard web activity (CRUD) create & send activities to controller, update & send to controller)
3.2 Non-standard web activity: navigates on the activity map and finds an open spot. It is mentioned that problems that may arise when two or more users book the same spot on the map. It is recommended to solve these problems.
4. Payment application: on a separate server & bank connection.
5. Testing.
Total work time to implement for an experienced developer is roughly 3 months of 8 hours per day.
Conclusion:
