CSC/ECE 517 Fall 2023 - E2375. Refactor classes relating to signing up for topics: Difference between revisions

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== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==
Expertiza is a Ruby on Rails-based open-source project, collaboratively developed and maintained by both students and faculty at NC State. This web application empowers instructors with comprehensive control over their class assignments. With a rich set of features including the ability to add topics, establish groups, and facilitate peer reviews, Expertiza is a robust and versatile platform capable of handling a wide range of assignment types. To explore the extensive functionality provided by Expertiza, you can delve into its wiki.
When managing sign-ups within expertiza, the evolution of functionality often leads to a need for refactoring existing code. In this case, several classes—sign_up_sheet.rb, sign_up_topic.rb, and signed_up_team.rb—require restructuring to streamline their functionalities and ensure they align with the current project landscape.
 
This refactoring endeavor aims to declutter, reorganize, and enhance code readability and maintainability by removing redundant functionalities and repositioning methods in classes where they serve their intended purposes more explicitly. The end goal is a more coherent and efficient codebase that reflects the current needs of the project while laying the groundwork for future enhancements.
 


==Team==
==Team==

Revision as of 02:41, 16 November 2023

Introduction

When managing sign-ups within expertiza, the evolution of functionality often leads to a need for refactoring existing code. In this case, several classes—sign_up_sheet.rb, sign_up_topic.rb, and signed_up_team.rb—require restructuring to streamline their functionalities and ensure they align with the current project landscape.

This refactoring endeavor aims to declutter, reorganize, and enhance code readability and maintainability by removing redundant functionalities and repositioning methods in classes where they serve their intended purposes more explicitly. The end goal is a more coherent and efficient codebase that reflects the current needs of the project while laying the groundwork for future enhancements.


Team

Mentor
  • Ed Gehringer
Members
  • Dinesh Pasupuleti <dpasupu@ncsu.edu>
  • Prateek Singamsetty <pksingam@ncsu.edu>
  • Rushabh Shah <rshah32@ncsu.edu>