If you are with us for some time longer, you may know this blog post (there is also a German version).
Well, where did we work out the data model for this game list? Nowhere!
So let's do it together. By doind so we can prove if our data model for games will really work, and we all can become more acquainted with the data model.
We can document everything here in our wiki.
Back then we have started with the X-Wing / Tie Fighter Series and tried it with a hierarchical collection of wiki pages - a bit too much for me.
I would suggest a single Wiki page for every game, and for every game we should investigate the following aspects, always with regard to the UML data model:
And somebody told me to add Tetris to the list![Smile :-)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Well, where did we work out the data model for this game list? Nowhere!
So let's do it together. By doind so we can prove if our data model for games will really work, and we all can become more acquainted with the data model.
We can document everything here in our wiki.
Back then we have started with the X-Wing / Tie Fighter Series and tried it with a hierarchical collection of wiki pages - a bit too much for me.
I would suggest a single Wiki page for every game, and for every game we should investigate the following aspects, always with regard to the UML data model:
- what are the game titles?
- what release groups fpr which platforms do exist, how do you seperate them?
- what are the concrete releases
- credits: companies and person involved, which role?
And somebody told me to add Tetris to the list
![Smile :-)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)