Object-Oriented Software Engineering

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Assignment 4: Implementation · Server

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Server

In Lecture 4 we started to implement a new feature in TODOOSE: the ability to see items that were marked as completed, as opposed to just removing them from the list forever.

For this assignment you must complete the implementation of the server.

Watch the video of the lecture. Go through the Issue, its corresponding Pull Request, and the project board (look at Iteration 4). Go through the code base on the show-completed branch, which contains TODO comments you must fill in.

Here’s a video on how to work on TODOOSE and submit your assignment, now that we need to do more substantial changes to the code base:

Here’s checklist of what you need to do:

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Graders will look at the code base as of this commit.
The code base as of this commit must include the filled in template at assignments/4.md.
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