Hi JoKi,
On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 11:21 AM, Jochen Kirstätter <mscc_at_kirstaetter.name>
wrote:
>
> The WebCup is about the creation of a website based on a given subject and
> requests within 24 hours.
> It's also a fun event. Anyone participating with a serious sense of
> competition should simply stay away - the WebCup isn't the right event for
> your high standards then.
>
The title is misleading then. WebCup Inter-college competition should be
more appropriate.
It's a bit of sarcasm here but you imagine people from outside Mauritius
will look and see participants of the only Web Competition using
off-the-shelf templates, editing texts, with poor image editing skills and
ripping off others copyright. The behaviour is same as college kids
modifying pages.
I appreciate Sun's (& team) work on AngularJS and their creative side with
ATMA. Though I expected more from them. I don't know how they distributed
the resources. If all of them spent the first few hours in thinking about
the subject, then coding, then graphics... It would tire the team.
A more proper approach would be, 2 persons setting up the platform & dev
environment while two spend time thinking, wireframing and distributing the
load of work (setting milestones for regular intervals within 24 hours).
Stay relaxed, sleep & work in-turns. Tiring 4 people during the whole 24
hours isn't effective use of resources.
One could say Ish is only commenting negative things, it's just my feedback
on what I see. Take it or leave it.
Regards,
--
Ish Sookun
- Geek by birth, Linux by choice.
- I blog at HACKLOG.in.
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Received on Mon May 25 2015 - 08:37:50 PST