css225 final project
look at the attachment below
For the final project, you will need to compile information from your adventure game as a technical document that details the process of your work and the final version of your game.
There are four parts to your final:
1. A working version of your Adventure Game
2. Technical Documentation (saved as a readme.txt)
3. Launching your game via pythonanywhere.com to share for review
4. Use the discussion board to post reviews for two other games (these will be assigned by the professor)
Parts 1 and 2
Your Adventure Game and Technical Documentation should be zipped together and uploaded to this assignment submission folder and hosted (non-zipped) on GitHub.
Technical Documentation Outline: This technical documentation is for other developers and/or administrators. Imagine
1. You are a new developer joining a software project. What kind of information would be useful to get introduced to the project?
2. You are an administrator who needs to maintain a software product. What kind of information would be useful (e.g., in case of errors, etc.)?
This document should include the following sections:
Where the code is hosted
External services (if there are any)
Languages and technologies
System requirements and supported applications
Coding/naming conventions
How to run/build/deploy the program
An overview of the architecture
How to start the program (start the game)
Part 3
You will launch your came in a console and share it with two other students in the class. These students will be assigned to you to share your game with.
1. Create an account onpythonanywhere.com.
2. Go to theFilespage and upload your Python game file(s).
3. Once uploaded, click on the file and run it. Make sure that the program works as expected.
4. After testing and any last debugging, go to theConsolespage.
The following steps will need to be performed twice to create two consoles. You will want to distribute separate consoles to the two students you are assigned.
1. UnderStart a new console: click on the + besidesCustom:. Give your game a name and in the second box typepython3.7then the path to your file (e.g., /home/accountname/game.py).
2. Click thecheck markand click the game name next toCustom:. This will launch the console.
3. Share this console using theShare with othersoption and entering in the email for the student you have been assigned to share this with.
Part 4
Leave reviews for the two games you have been assigned on the discussion board.
Reminder: Submit the working version of your Adventure Game and your technical documentation (saved as a readme.txt) to this assignment submission folder (zipped together). Remember to also ensure your game is hosted (non-zipped) on GitHub. This assignment is due by Sunday at 11:59 PM CT.
