README.md

Introduction

Core Engineering Practices Conference exercise

To start, run through the "Getting Started" steps below for either Kotlin or Javascript (whichever you are most comfortable working with).

This workshop assumes that you're using a Macbook. Steps will vary for Windows and Linux users.

Getting Started: Kotlin

First, you will need:

• Java 9 or later
  • brew install openjdk
• A Java IDE (like IntelliJ)
  • brew install --cask intellij-idea-ce
• gradle (optional or use ./gradlew)
  • brew install gradle

Clone this repository, then use gradle to build the project.

$ cd path/to/cep-conference/kotlin
kotlin ./gradlew test

Getting Started: Javascript

First, you will need:

• Node.js 10 or newer
  • brew install node
• A Javascript IDE (like Visual Studio Code)
  • brew install --cask visual-studio-code

Clone this repository, then use npm to build the project.

$ cd path/to/cep-conference/javascript
javascript npm install
javascript npm test

Getting Started: C#

First, you will need:

• dotnet 7 sdk
  • brew install dotnet
• A C# IDE (like Visual Studio Code)
  • brew install --cask visual-studio-code

Clone this repository, then use dotnet to build the project. You should see a single test failure.

$ cd path/to/cep-conference/csharp
csharp$ dotnet test

Code Sharing when Pairing

If you are using VSCode, you can try Live Sharing.

If you are using IntelliJ, you can try Code With Me

You can also use fast git handover with (mob.sh) from commandline.

mob start --branch <unique name>

You will need push access to the repository.