Coding completion

Completed:

• Codes for enabling/disabling button based on TextField for iOS
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• Finished third book report on The Joy of UX... by David Platt.

Ongoing:

• Working on connect message. I have to implement TCP connection on iOS side. 

Upcoming: 

• Code presentation ?

Post before Thanksgiving break

Completed:

• Commented Stub of my classes
• Assigned task of TCP connection will be handled by Mitch. I will discuss with Mitch after coding on the connection.
• Finished second book report on Why Software Suck... by David Platt.

Ongoing:

• Learn somewhat about iOs, guess I will learn more when I code on the way. 

Upcoming: 

• Coding this upcoming Thanksgiving break.

Completed:

• Conference with Bob. UI is finalized and we are moving to coding part.
• Was assigned to do TCP connection which I don't feel really confident about. But just going to google around on how to open TCP connection.

Ongoing:

• Learning iOS: Still a on-going process that I haven't got much time to do since I have been busy with classes, projects and job searching.
• Looking at TCP connection

Upcoming: 

• iOS and TCP

Week 6 update

• Completed:
• Class Diagram for connectMessage, clickable/unclickable button depend on input field after authenticate user login. Note: these diagrams are not approved by the professor or any experienced member so there will be changes in the future. 

• Ongoing: 
• Learning iOS 
• Upcoming:
•  Starting the second book report.
• Expecting someone from BCC to discuss with us about the project
• Since the database should be set up soon, will try to work with it from the client side asap. Since I don't have much experience with iOS, I might struggle so need to spend more time on my part.

Class diagram, iOS learning,

Completed:

• Task division - I will be in charge of sending connect message, disable submit button if any field is blank, accept password and add to connect message in iOS. Note: these are not permanent and I might add more tasks in the future.
• First book report on Steve Krug's "Don't Make Me Think". Interesting book, useful for my web development skills. Can be applicable in mobile dev too. 

Ongoing:

• Learning iOS: didn't have a chance to start this previous weekend. So I'm going to start this long weekend and focus on it to get ready for the upcoming coding.
• Probably start on the second book (Why Software Sucks).
• Class diagram for my code. Note: Will update this post with a table later on.

Upcoming: 

• Expect to start coding next week and start pushing stuff onto GitHub

Learning iOS dev for the project.

• Task: Front-end concentrating on iOS development. Have no experience in mobile development so plan for this weekend is to start learning iOS dev. 
• The requirements for the projects seem to be nearly finished. Discussion concerning requirements would be wrapped up soon.