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The blockchain is considered as the most disruptive innovation since the Web.
 
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One part of the exam will be a dissertation with regard to the impact of the [[Blockchain]] (especially ''permissioned blockchains'') on the service ecosystem (OpenAPI, microservices, ...).
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One part of the exam will be a dissertation with regard to the impact of the [[Blockchain]] (especially ''permissioned blockchains'') on the service ecosystem (OpenAPI, microservices, SLA ...).
   
 
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* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockchain
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* https://hbr.org/2017/01/the-truth-about-blockchain
 
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* https://cachin.com/cc/research.html#blockchain
 
* [[Hyperledger]]
  
* [[Hyperledger]]

Revision as of 12:33, 12 December 2017

This page is the entry point of the ACS (Architectures, Components and Services) course of the MOSIG AISSE curriculum.

Schedule

DD : Didier DONSEZ JBS : Jean-Bernard STEFANI

  • 03/10 : JBS : Introduction
  • 10/10 : DD : Introduction to JHipster and presentation of the homework.
  • 17/10 : DD : Introduction to Services .
  • 24/10 : Homework
  • 31/10 : Holidays
  • 07/11 : DD : Introduction to REST and and Micro Services
  • 14/11 : JBS :
  • 21/11 : JBS : Reported
  • 28/11 : DD : Introduction to Generative Programming Media:generativeprogrammingtools.pdf + JHipster code review
    • Bonus: Inspect the MBeans your JHispter applications with the MBean plugin of the JVisualVM.
  • 05/12 JBS Formal component foundations (1H30)
  • 12/12 DD (1H30) Generative Programming in practice with JHipster
  • 19/12 JBS : Formal component foundations (1H30)
  • ??/01 JBS & DD : Homework defense + Satisfaction survey

Homework

Homework introduction slides https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14xH8_LrpsI95kIs3CjgMnKzNrHji38kthC5Lvxpjys4/edit?usp=sharing

Have a glance on the JDL examples https://github.com/jhipster/jdl-samples/

JHipster key technologies

Possible extensions for the homework : https://air.imag.fr/index.php/Contributions_open-source_au_projet_JHipster

  • New datatypes : color, geocode, geolocation, media document (stored in CDNs), qrcode (with url shortener external services)
  • New data presentations : charts, heatmap, carpet, punch card for time-series.
  • New containers : HAProxy with SSL Termination and Let's Encrypt, PostGres with PostGIS extensions.
  • New services : Hyperledger

Annex 1 : Extended Bugtracker JDL

DEFAULT_MIN = 1
DEFAULT_MAX = 3

/**
 * This is a project to track
 * @author Didier
 */
entity Project {
	name String required minlength(6) pattern("^[-_ a-zA-Z0-9]*$")
}

/**
 * This is a label for tagging the projects
 * @author Didier
 */
entity Label {
	/**
	* The name of the label
	*/
	label String required minlength(3)
}

entity Ticket {
	/**
        * The title of the ticket
        */
	title String required,
	description String,
	priority Integer min(DEFAULT_MIN) max(DEFAULT_MAX) 
	dueDate LocalDate,
	done Boolean
}

relationship ManyToMany {
	Ticket{label(label)} to Label{ticket}
}

relationship ManyToOne {
	Ticket{project(name)} to Project
}

relationship ManyToOne {
	Ticket{assignedTo(login)} to User{ticket}
}

dto * with mapstruct
angularSuffix * with bt
paginate Ticket with pagination

Annex 2: Exam preparation

The blockchain is considered as the most disruptive innovation since the Web.

One part of the exam will be a dissertation with regard to the impact of the Blockchain (especially permissioned blockchains) on the service ecosystem (OpenAPI, microservices, SLA ...).

References

Links

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