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Declan Soper committed Nov 29, 2018
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## Development Process
During the making of the this project, my team worked using Scrum methodologies and tracked user stories, features and tasks with an online Kanban/Scrum board provided by [Azure DevOps](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/?nav=min). Sprints were one week in duration to match up with how our work was being marked and we estimated work before each sprint using and [PlanningPoker.com](https://www.planningpoker.com/).

![Azure DevOps Kanban](images/azure_devops.png)

All code was to be hosted on Coventry University's GitHub server. The stable version of the project is hosted on my account, with the other members of my team having their own fork. This was done to enforce a policy of code merging via pull requests, rather than allowing every member to merge freely, as I thought this could create merge conflicts and become messy quickly.

Setting up Azure DevOps, I noticed their Continuous Integration platform and thought it would be a good idea to have some kind of CI for this project. However, with Azure, it wanted us to move our repo from the university's GitHub which wasn't ideal. I have had experience with [Jenkins](https://jenkins.io/) before and recalled setting it up on my home server, so I decided to try it out with this project and after much trial and error with Jenkin's pipeline syntax, I managed to get something working.
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