In this lab, you’ll continue work on programming and meet with your team.
Work in teams of two for this exercise.
Work through the first few chapters of Expo’s Tutorial: Using React Native and Expo:
As time allows, feel free to complete the sections that we’re skipping. They could be useful for your team project (e.g., modals, gestures, status bar, app icon, and splash screen sections).
When you have the app running on your device, save a screen shot of
the homepage and add a new README.md
that
contains a list of one-sentence answers to the following questions:
default
template add to the
minimal blank
template (cf. lab 1)?app/
sub-directory?
components/
sub-directory?Submit this application by pushing it to your cs262
repo, including: lab04/StickerSmash/
;
lab04/screenshot.png
; and lab04/README.md
.
Following each sprint, your team will meet with it’s peer stakeholders to discuss your progress. The stakeholders include us and selected members from other teams (see the “Team Stakeholders” list in Moodle).
Make sure that your stakeholders have access to your team materials.
#stakeholders
channel in your team’s
Slack workspace, in which your stakeholders can post their
comments for the homeworks. You can choose which of your
channels they have access to, but they should have access to
#stakeholders
and they should not have access to
#grading
.
In this week’s team meetings, we focus primarily on your project vision.
Participate in the following two meetings:
Each project team should have one team member give a one-minute project-pitch presentation to us and their stakeholders.
Build user stories based on your stakeholders true needs and desires.
Meet with your teammates to write user stories for your project. Focus on completing the stories required for this sprint.