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Lecture 01.1 Introduction To Website Development

This document provides an overview of the Web Programming I course, which uses Go as the programming language. The 16-week course will teach students how to develop modern web applications using Go, covering concepts like HTTP requests and responses, templating, routing, data persistence, web services, security, and testing. Students will complete quizzes, assignments, and a group project building a web application to demonstrate their skills.

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Lecture 01.1 Introduction To Website Development

This document provides an overview of the Web Programming I course, which uses Go as the programming language. The 16-week course will teach students how to develop modern web applications using Go, covering concepts like HTTP requests and responses, templating, routing, data persistence, web services, security, and testing. Students will complete quizzes, assignments, and a group project building a web application to demonstrate their skills.

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Web Programming I

Lecture 01
Basic Course Information

Course Name Web Programming I

ECTS 7

Duration 16 Weeks

Lecture 32 Hours (2 hrs/week)

Lab 48 Hours (3 hrs/week)

Tutorial 16 Hours (1 hr/week)

Home Study 96 Hours (6 hrs/week)


Course Objective
Learn how to develop modern web applications
Learning outcomes
● Explain the components involved in enterprise web application
development
● Design web solutions using MVC design pattern
● Build modern database-backed web application
● Design and implement RESTful APIs
● Secure web applications and REST APIs
● Test web applications
● Deploy web application in different modern production environments
Concepts Covered
● HTTP request methods, HTTP response, Sessions and Cookies
● REST API, Routing, Templating, Securing Web Applications
● Data storage, Serving Files, JSON/XML processing
● Concurrency, Testing, Cloud and Container-Based Deployment
Environment Used
Go Programming Language

● Designed to be simple and efficient


● Focuses on programmer effectiveness and speed
● Provides features of functional programming
● Supports Concurrency
● Supports web-development in its standard library
● Suitable for large-scale web application development
Large-scale web development
requirements
● Scalability
○ Vertical and Horizontal scalability

● Modularity
○ Powerful interface construct, functional programing support, microservice development

● Maintainability
○ Simple and readable syntax, code formatting and documentation support, testing
support, modern packaging system

● High Performance
○ Concurrency support that allows multiple requests to be processed at the same time
Assessments
● Quizzes during lecture and lab time (10 %)
● Assignments (10 %)
● Project
○ First Round Evaluation (Formative) - to give you feedback (20 %)

○ Second Round Evaluation and Demo (Summative) (10 %)

● Mid and Final Exams (50 %)


Project Requirements
● Initial step

○ Form project group (Max 5 members)

○ Create trello board and git repository (gitlab/github/bitbucket) account

○ Specify project description and feature list on the trello board

○ Due October 06, 2019


Project Requirements
● On Trello Board provide

○ General project description (The problem the application will solve)

○ The Project title (use specific name related to the problem, do not use Web Programming
I project or similar generic names)

○ Group members full name and Id number


Project Requirements
● Project progress is tracked using

○ Git repository commit history

○ Kanban board on Trello


Project Requirements
● Kanban board

○ You need to
respect Kanban
principles
Project Requirements
● Application feature documentation format

○ Should be written in the form of User Story

○ As a < type of user/role >, I want < some goal > so that < some reason/benefit >

○ Acceptance Criteria
Project Requirements
● User Story Example

Story Name: Customer Order

Description:

As a Customer, I need to place an order so that I can have food delivered to my


house
Project Requirements
● User Story Example

As a Customer, I need to place an order so that I can have food delivered to my house

Acceptance Criteria:

Functional:

● Can I save my order and come back to it later?

● Can I change my order before I pay for it?

● Can I see a running total of the cost of what I have chosen so far?
Project Requirements
● User Story Example

As a Customer, I need to place an order so that I can have food delivered to my house

Acceptance Criteria:

Non-functional: Availability:

● Can I place an order at any time (24 hours per day or 24/7/365)?

● Can I view the order at any time (24 hours per day or 24/7/365) up to and including
delivery?
Project Requirements
● User Story Example

As a Customer, I need to place an order so that I can have food delivered to my house

Acceptance Criteria:

Non-functional: Security:

● Are unauthorised persons and other customers prevented from viewing my order?
Project Requirements
● User Story Example

As a Customer, I need to place an order so that I can have food delivered to my house

Acceptance Criteria:

Non-functional: Security:

● Are unauthorised persons and other customers prevented from viewing my order?
Course Content
● Week 2- Introducing Go
○ Packages, variables, and functions

○ Flow control statements: for, if, if else, switch and defer

● Week 3- Introducing Go
○ Structs, slices, and maps

○ Methods and interfaces

○ Concurrency
Course Content
● Week 4 - Using Go for Web Application
● Week 5 - HTTP Request/Response
● Week 6 and 7- Templating and Routing
● Week 8 and 9 - Data persistency
● Week 10 - Web Services
● Week 11 - Securing Web Application
● Week 12 - Testing Web Application
Course Content
● Week 13 - Concurrency for Performance Improvement
● Week 14 - Internationalization and Localization
● Week 15 - Middleware and Frameworks
● Week 16 - Deployment Options
Resources
● For Go
○ A Tour of Go (https://tour.golang.org/)

○ The Go Programming Language (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series) 1st


Edition, by Alan A. A. Donovan and Brian W. Kernighan

○ Effective Go (https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html)

● For Web Development

○ Building Web Apps with Go (


https://codegangsta.gitbooks.io/building-web-apps-with-go/content/)

○ Build Web Application with Golang (

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