HotCiv: Demonstrating Software Design Patterns and Principles with Test-Driven Development (TDD)

HotCiv is a Civilization-style game designed to showcase various software design patterns and principles using Test-Driven Development (TDD). This project aims to provide insights into software development processes, software evolution, and maintaining high software quality standards.

🚀 Motivation

HotCiv was developed to address key questions in software development, such as:

• What are the steps in a typical software development process?
• How does software evolution impact product quality?
• What practices contribute to writing maintainable software?
• How are these activities organized in a company or typical programming journey?

💡 Principles and Tools

• Followed three main standards from ISO 25010:
  • Maintainability (ISO 9126): Capability of software to be modifiable
  • Reliability (ISO 9126): Maintain a specified level of performance
  • Changeability (ISO 9126): Change by addition and not modification
• SOLID Principles: Ensuring code quality and extensibility.
• Extreme Programming (XP): Following TDD to maintain high test coverage and code quality.
• Git Version Control: Leveraging Git for efficient collaboration and version management.
• IntelliJ and JUnit: Utilizing industry-standard tools for development and testing.

🌟 Results and Design Patterns

• Code Coverage: Achieving a commendable 93% code coverage.
• Design Patterns Utilized: Including Compositional Design, STRATEGY Design, Abstract Factory, and Decorator.
• Testing Methods: Employing systematic and unit testing to ensure robustness.
• Integration with MiniDraw Framework: Demonstrating integration skills with external frameworks.

🚀 Quick Start

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Raiyan2000/ece1145--NuclearWarElephants-YRJ-.git

Navigate to this directory:

src/main/java/hotciv/visual

Run this file:

ShowSemiCiv.java