- Introduction
- Understanding and building Use Case Diagram - Why & How
- Building Apis documentation by using Use Case Diagram + Basic of RestApis - H&W
- Building Wireframe diagram by using your Use Case diagram & Apis documentation
- Creating File structure of project (BE + FE) - by Use Case, Api Doc & Wireframe
- Finding the functions of our Files in our Backend & Frontend
- Summary & Final Words - Let's meet again
What you'll learn
- Why & How to create use case diagram?
- Why & How to create APIs Documentation and about restAPIs?
- Why & How to create a wireframe diagram
- Why & How to create a file structure?
- Why & How to create function I/P output?
Description
Developing software is a complex process that requires careful planning and documentation. These five documents are essential for any software development project as they provide a clear understanding of the requirements, design, and functionality of the system being developed.
Use Case Diagram: This diagram is used to describe the interactions between users and the system. It is important to create a use case diagram as it helps to identify the different scenarios in which the system will be used, the actors involved, and the different features that need to be included.
APIs Documentation: APIs are essential for modern software development, and documentation for APIs is crucial for developers to understand how to use them. The API documentation should provide clear instructions on how to interact with the APIs and the different endpoints available.
Wireframe Diagram: A wireframe diagram is a visual representation of the user interface of the system being developed. It helps to identify the different components of the interface and how they will interact with each other. This document provides a clear understanding of the user interface and helps to ensure that the design meets the needs of the users.
File Structure: The file structure document provides a blueprint of how the different files and directories will be organized in the project. It helps to ensure that the project is well-structured and easy to navigate. This document should include information on where the code files, documentation files, and other resources will be stored.
Function Diagram: A function diagram is a graphical representation of the different functions and their interactions in the system being developed. It helps to identify the different modules of the system and how they will interact with each other. This document provides a clear understanding of the functionality of the system and helps to ensure that it meets the requirements.
If you have these five documents with you before starting to write the code, it will be much easier for you to develop the software. You will have a clear understanding of what needs to be done, how it needs to be done, and what resources are available to you. This will help you to complete the project faster within the timeline.
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About the instructors
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Rahul Lahoria
CTO, Mogi I/O | Entrepreneur | Investor | Mentor | Geek
Rahul Lahoria is a highly experienced CTO and Co-Founder at Mogi, with a passion for creating high performing tech teams. He is a speaker, coach, author, and aspiring TEDx speaker, with expertise in public speaking, mindfulness, and ProCoder. Rahul's skills extend to cloud computing, mobile apps, web apps, artificial intelligence (AI), and building teams.
He is a hard-core geek and entrepreneur, dedicated to innovating software solutions and development processes. Rahul has filed six patents, showcasing his love for using AI to solve problems. He follows an agile MVP development process and is known for thinking outside the box to offer innovative solutions.
Rahul's greatest passion is in building, training, and leading tech teams. His skills include designing and building products, project planning, risk management, fast MVP and testing, market planning, and building IPs. He is known for pulling and pushing team members to reach their full potential, high resource optimization, and writing code to inspire more. Rahul also enjoys solving coding challenges for developers to help them develop their skills and talent.