Malte
Stellmacher

In my 2022 summer term we built a peer-to-peer video chatting application.

My part was providing the implementation of the Session Traversal Utilities for NAT backend to allow peers to get their adress inside the net, so they can connect to each other.

I also worked on the front-end to provide a concise UX. For that we went with Bulma and WebRTC for client-side application logic.

In my 2021 winter term we built a Mini Motorways clone inside of the Squeak Development Environment.

Our game is based on the two strategy games Mini Motorways and Mini Metro. Businesses and residences are randomly placed on a map. The Businesses generate goods (Pins), which have to be collected. For this purpose, cars from residences of the same color set out to bring the pins from the respective business to the residence of the collecting car. The player must provide the appropriate infrastructure. That is, he must build roads, bridges and the like, so that the cars can drive to the Businesses. If too many pins accumulate at a business, the player loses.

In my 2022 summer term we expanded functionality of the Morphic Monet drawing tool for the Squeak Development Environment.

We used this existing project as part of our software development technique lecture to apply learned development practices. Including (but not limited to) Scrum, Kanban, Lean software development, XP, TDD, Change & quality management.