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Master Lab Course Web Applications : Exercise 4 – Final Presentation

Master Lab Course Web Applications : Exercise 4 – Final Presentation. Team 4 Markus Fensterer Kamil Neczaj Peter Retzer Michael Schätzlein 25.02.2013. Idea – AR Wars. Massive multiplayer browser game taking place in the real world

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Master Lab Course Web Applications : Exercise 4 – Final Presentation

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  1. Master Lab Course Web Applications:Exercise4 – Final Presentation Team 4 Markus Fensterer Kamil Neczaj Peter Retzer Michael Schätzlein 25.02.2013

  2. Idea – ARWars • Massive multiplayer browser gametakingplacein thereal world • Utilizationof Google Mapstodisplaythegameworld • OptimizedforDesktop-PCsandSmartphones/Tablets Features • Creationof an augmentedrealityoverlay • Players havetomeetat real lifeplacestoprogress in thegame Master Lab Course Web Applications

  3. Rules • Two factionsstruggleforsupremacy • Players assembleintoteams • Players captureplacesavailablefromGoogle Places • Captured placesyieldresources • Resources canbeusedtobuildunitsorarenecessarytocapturespecialplaces • Units aidin capturingordefendingplaces Master Lab Course Web Applications

  4. Business Model • Advertisments • Sellingdecorativeobjects • Selling organisational services Competitors • Traditional browsergames Ogame, Droidwars • Persistent mobile multiplayergames Mobile Mafia • Location-basednetworks Foursquare, Google Latitude • IngressbyNiantic Labs (closedbeta) Master Lab Course Web Applications

  5. Technology Stack Guice morphia Master Lab Course Web Applications

  6. Technology Stack • mongoDB: High performance noSQL-database • morphia: MappingJava objects to/from MongoDB • akka: Event-driven concurrency framework • Guice: Dependency injection framework • jQueryUI: JavaScript user interface library • Pines Notify: JavaScript notifications for Bootstrap • Bootstrap: Powerful front-end framework • CoffeeScript: Language that compiles into JavaScript Master Lab Course Web Applications

  7. Architecture • Services: Encapsulate business logic • DAOs: Abstract from the database • Views: User interface templates • Models: Represent entities • Controller: Connect business logic, data storage and representation • Actors: Carry out concurrent and asynchronous actions View Model Controller DAO Service Actor Master Lab Course Web Applications

  8. Architecture example: Conquering • index: View for the main interface • ConquerController: Delegates calls from the UI to the services • NotificationService: Sends notifications to possible participants • AuthenticationService: Retrieves the player currently logged in • ConqueringService: Manages conquering attempts, calculates result • PlayerDAO: Responsible for retrieving player-objects from the DB index ConquerController NotificationService AuthenticationService ConqueringService PlayerDAO Master Lab Course Web Applications

  9. Use Case – Deploy Units • Player can deploy units to his conquered places to defendthem • Deploy menu can be invoked • from sidebar (where the conquered places of the player are listed) or • directly from the place popup window on the map Master Lab Course Web Applications

  10. Use Case – Build Units • Players can use their resources to build units • Total amount of units is limited by the food resource • Units live until they fail at a conquering attempt Master Lab Course Web Applications

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