JavaSketchPad

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  Functionality description

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  Starting UI

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  Use a method

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  Team meeting hosted by Zhibo Chen back in February 2017

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  Github commit history as of June 2017

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  Github main page as of June 2017

This project started with a simple idea of a sketch pad with connected and annotated dots, yet it ends up connecting a handful of UCSD undergrads to create something much more. This side project of ours has helped us learn an enormous amount about coding in Java and team management as well as git usage. Our project goal is to create a visual exploration of Java API. JavaSketchPad will

    1. allow beginners to learn all programming languages visually
    2. enable developers to program faster through visual coding in all programming languages
    3. make visualization of all of Java API possible, bypassing the old way of looking through
       the functionalities in online tedious documentations

Currently, JavaSketchPad supports partially success usage in Java. Most of the development happens in develop branch, and we will push into Master branch every once in a while for the published version.

Please read more on our Github page!

Authors (in alphabetical order)

Original Author/ ex-Project Lead (before March 2017): Zhibo Chen.
Project Lead (after March 2017): Cheng Gong.
(UI) User Interface Lead:     Kaijie Cai.
              UI members:     Zhien Ke.
(ID) Interactive Design Lead: Muyuan Chi.
              ID members:     Zhongyu Chen, Yaobang Deng, Xiangyi Gong, Xiaoquan Jiang, Kent, Feng Shan, Tan Su.
(BE) Back End Lead:           Yidong Luo.
              BE members:     Sean Z, Tianyi Zhang.

Acknowledgments

UCSD CSE B260 lab
Helen, Zhening Huang, Jiaxiao Zhou (Mossaka), Jiheng Wang, Tony Yang, and any other who support or contribute to this project.

Built With

• java