Oracle Development Cloud Service

Jan 4, 20180 likes234 views

Oracle Development Cloud Service is built on top of open source tools that are essential in today’s software development - source code control; task management; build automation; wiki; - striking the perfect balance between the developer's need of a light process, and on the other hand, the manager’s need of a global insight and oversight of development stages. Florin will describe how CHB Jelly House, start-up company, build their first custom application using Oracle Development Cloud Service across entire application’s lifecycle, from the requirements gathering phase right up to production.

Development Cloud
Service
Andrejus Baranovskis
andrejusb@redsamuraiconsulting.com
Florin Marcus
fmarcus@redsamuraiconsulting.com

Agenda
Customer
Team
Setup
Planning
Development
Releases

ChB Jelly House
Producing and selling natural jelly
candies. Production process requires
warehouse stock shortage tracking.
Based in Lithuania, EU.
About
Production
Production manager is responsible to log
warehouse stock usage.
Supply Chain
Supply manager is responsible to request
warehouse stock update. Gets
notification when stock goes below
minimum threshold
Invoicing
Issuing invoices

Planning Phase - WIKI
Our customer used WIKI to
approve Screen Mockups.

Planning Phase - Sprints
Invoicing Module

Planning Phase - Tasks
Each developer was assigned
with a set of tasks

GIT and Issue Tracker- IDE Integration
Every code
change is
associated with
a task.

Conclusions
Provides an excellent balance between developer’s need of a light
process and manager’s needs of comprehensive overview over
development progress.

References
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