So, week three has also came to an end.
Main considerations for this week were to write some unit tests, which would be determining the way main coding is to be done.
As per the timeline, all tests for Python side, should be complete by the coming week, i.e. which has started from today.
As for now, I have almost completed tests for Shape class, and I have written some tests for VisualizationFrame. After that I would focus on tests for Scene class, which would act as a manager class, for holding and manipulating JSON data from the Python side, as well as be able to display output in IPython output cells, as well as fire up a server in case of Python interpreter.
Scene and VisualizationFrame are very important classes for this package. They make up the majority of the API for the visualization implementations.
Also there has been a little confusion on the extent of modularity the package would/should provide.
Hopefully in a few days things would be more clear, so that I would be able to write tests more exhaustively according to the same.
Anyways regarding general stuff, the summer period is amazing, and I am getting good responses from my mentor, and also huge support from the community people. So, it makes things easier to do, when we have so much people to help out there, which is also one of the perks of the open source environment.
Cheers
Main considerations for this week were to write some unit tests, which would be determining the way main coding is to be done.
As per the timeline, all tests for Python side, should be complete by the coming week, i.e. which has started from today.
As for now, I have almost completed tests for Shape class, and I have written some tests for VisualizationFrame. After that I would focus on tests for Scene class, which would act as a manager class, for holding and manipulating JSON data from the Python side, as well as be able to display output in IPython output cells, as well as fire up a server in case of Python interpreter.
Scene and VisualizationFrame are very important classes for this package. They make up the majority of the API for the visualization implementations.
Also there has been a little confusion on the extent of modularity the package would/should provide.
Hopefully in a few days things would be more clear, so that I would be able to write tests more exhaustively according to the same.
Anyways regarding general stuff, the summer period is amazing, and I am getting good responses from my mentor, and also huge support from the community people. So, it makes things easier to do, when we have so much people to help out there, which is also one of the perks of the open source environment.
Cheers
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