Rails development using Unified Process

Rails
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So I’m doing a school project in Rails. But they force us to use UP as
development process.

Any suggestions on how to get started with Rails in sort of UP
fashion? I really want to start coding, but I know that’s not quite in
UP’s spirit :slight_smile:

Christian…

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Christian Wattengård wrote:

So I’m doing a school project in Rails. But they force us to use UP as
development process.

Any suggestions on how to get started with Rails in sort of UP
fashion? I really want to start coding, but I know that’s not quite in
UP’s spirit :slight_smile:

While it’s true that “the Rails Way” favors and enables all sorts of
agile development processes, that doesn’t mean that it isn’t usable in
other development methodologies.

It will fit UP just fine as long as you do what UP instructs you to do:
model, specify, design, implement, test, and deploy. If you model and
specify well then you should be able to roll out and implement those
Rails models and controllers in a jiffy.

–
Roderick van Domburg
http://www.nedforce.com

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On Tuesday 02 October 2007 00:43:43 Christian Wattengård wrote:

So I’m doing a school project in Rails. But they force us to use UP as
development process.

Any suggestions on how to get started with Rails in sort of UP
fashion? I really want to start coding, but I know that’s not quite in
UP’s spirit :slight_smile:

Hello Christian. I am not a big specialist in UP, but i have found that
robustness analysis is very suitable starting point in rails
development.
It’s a reach source of various actors and artifacts if a blank list and
a
few use cases is all that you have. Also it’s in good coordinate with
MVC
(however i’am not a pattern master yet).
I’am using a netbeans 6.0 UML plug-in as a primary CASE tool and vim for
coding.

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