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Setup the project in IntelliJ IDEA. You can find resources on how to do that here.
Turn the assignment into User Stories. -From the assignment, each team should turn the assignment into a series of user stories. We will talk about them in class, but a good introduction to User Stories can be found here. Once you create your user stories, create a page on your Github Project wiki called “User Stories”, where you will record all the user stories. You must have a minimum of 4 user stories.
+Turn the assignment into user stories. +From the assignment, each team should turn the assignment into a series of user stories. We will talk about them in class, but a good introduction to user stories can be found here. Once you create your user stories, create a page on your Github Project wiki called “User Stories”, where you will record all the user stories. You must have a minimum of 4 user stories.
Decide on your definition of done. Record it on a wiki page called "Definition of Done." You need to follow this definition everytime you finish a user story.
Create Tasks from User Stories. +
Create Tasks from user stories.
From the user stories, each team will create a series of features that need to be implemented in the code. These will be added to the Github issue tracking system. Each of these must be assigned to a specific team member, as well as have a time estimate given in the body of the issue. The issues will be tagged with feature.
(Optional) Complete this survey to give feedback regarding your team member's contribution to the sprint. Complete one survey for each team member you would like to give feedback for.