ITSUCS(but not really)

Erin CovingtonMichael LevineJimmy LewisBen ScannellWeijia Wang

The Team

Mikey – Visionary; code monkey Weijia – GUI; code monkey Jimmy – SVN toolset; code monkey Ben – Editor; code monkey Erin – Editor; code monkey Bob the Code Monkey – Marketing

The Product – Interface

The Product – Use Case SVN Operations Support

checkout, update/status, commit

Minimal = not destroying the repository Success = making SVN operations easy Extensions such as repository credentials,

conflicts, and updates

The Product – Decisions Using Java/SWING – easy, feature-rich Basic syntax definitions – see TextPad

(maybe even support .syn files directly) Deploy as a JAR file with HTML help Use SVNKit for communicating with

repository

The Product – Process First features to die – concurrent editing,

advanced SVN features Re-add later if time permits

Start simple, everyone codes at the beginning Testing comes later

Subproject leads, floating code monkeys Use SVN/wiki internally to coordinate

The Product – Stick Men

Kittens are cuteDomo-kun is hungry