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PARROT INSTANT MESSENGER Presented by: Team Pirate Captains

PARROT INSTANT MESSENGER Presented by: Team Pirate Captains. Outline. I -- For the User II -- Development Details III – Program's Growth IV -- Analysis. Part I. For the User. Parrot IM.

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PARROT INSTANT MESSENGER Presented by: Team Pirate Captains

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  1. PARROT INSTANT MESSENGER Presented by:Team Pirate Captains

  2. Outline I -- For the User II -- Development Details III – Program's Growth IV -- Analysis

  3. Part I For the User

  4. Parrot IM • A desktop application that connects you to friends on multiple networks, and offers useful, fun features such as tabbed conversations, programmable chatbot, chatlog and buddy search, and custom UI.

  5. Spell Checker, part 1/3 • ‏

  6. Spell Checker, part 2/3

  7. Spell Checker, part 3/3

  8. Buddy Search, part 1/5

  9. Buddy Search, part 2/5

  10. Buddy Search, part 3/5

  11. Buddy Search, part 4/5

  12. Buddy Search, part 5/5

  13. Chat Log, part 1/3

  14. Chat Log, part 2/3

  15. Chat Log, part 3/3

  16. Bug Report, part 1/5

  17. Bug Report, part 2/5

  18. Bug Report, part 3/5

  19. Bug Report, part 4/5

  20. Bug Report, part 5/5

  21. Account Menu, part 1/3

  22. Account Menu, part 2/3

  23. Account Menu, part 3/3

  24. Theme Selection, part 1/5

  25. Theme Selection, part 2/5

  26. Theme Selection, part 3/5

  27. Theme Selection, part 4/5

  28. Theme Selection, part 5/5

  29. Part II Development Details

  30. Architectural Diagram (old)‏

  31. Architectural Diagram (final)‏

  32. Statistics and Software Metrics

  33. Unimplemented Features We implemented 89.7% of our planned features However, we did not implement: Advanced/Simplified Modes Spam Filter Language Localization

  34. Known Bugs Critical Issues Twitter Server rejections on heavy load MSN Add/Remove Friend is delayed, and sometimes does not successfully communicate with the server Rare authentication failure logging into Google Talk Major Issues Friend Avatars are sometimes mismatched Log-in occasionally slow (up to 15 seconds)

  35. Quality Assurance Automated testing Unit testing Asserts that each method works properly Integration testing Tests all features of the program. Usage testing User Acceptance testing Allows the public to give feedback on the program. GUI testing Access of all GUI buttons to ensure correctness.

  36. Part III Program's Growth

  37. Buddy List Progression Alpha Beta Final

  38. ChatWindow Progression Alpha Beta Final

  39. Customizable Themes

  40. User Feedback – Profile Manager Alpha Final

  41. User Feedback (on the GUI) “It’s not bad. Yeah, it’s pretty good.” “The sign-in panel looks beautiful.” “It feels sluggish when you try to log in.” “A fresh IM that I have never seen before!” “I don’t think chatbot is a useful tool.” “Search bar was difficult to find.” (on the buddy search) “Wow, this is cool!” “I like using the graphics customization feature.” “Great design!”

  42. Part IV Analysis

  43. Challenges Library Issues Smack (for XMPP) had authentication bugs JOscar (for AIM and ICQ) had poor documentation MSNM (for MSN) rarely threw exceptions on errors Insufficient Project Management Activities Did not use activity networks or Gantt charts Few internal deadlines

  44. Hindsight We should have... spent more time designing before implementing adopted and understood MVC sooner organized ourselves by tasks instead of subgroups We are happy we... developed a GUI mockup very early held frequent face-to-face meetings devoted so much time to Parrot IM

  45. May we answer your questions? Thank you! -on behalf of Jihoon, Ahmad, Jordan, Rakan, Vera, Wei, Kevin, William, Chenny, and Aaron

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