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4.6.1: The Create Action

4.6.1: The Create Action

2020-11Fox presentation to UCB CoE Dean's Society

2020-11Fox presentation to UCB CoE Dean's Society

Exam Prep 3 Logistics and Dry Run

Exam Prep 3 Logistics and Dry Run

Exam Prep 2 Multiple Choice Questions

Exam Prep 2 Multiple Choice Questions

Exam Prep 1 What Makes a Good Question

Exam Prep 1 What Makes a Good Question

2020-11 Fox EAB presentation

2020-11 Fox EAB presentation

CELL TedX

CELL TedX

6.6.1 Interactively single-stepping through AJAX

6.6.1 Interactively single-stepping through AJAX

12.10 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Operations

12.10 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Operations

12.9 — Security — Defending Customer Data in Your App

12.9 — Security — Defending Customer Data in Your App

12.7 — Avoiding Abusive Database Queries

12.7 — Avoiding Abusive Database Queries

12.6 — Improving Rendering and Database Performance With Caching

12.6 — Improving Rendering and Database Performance With Caching

12.5 — Monitoring and Finding Bottlenecks

12.5 — Monitoring and Finding Bottlenecks

12.4 — Releases and Feature Flags

12.4 — Releases and Feature Flags

12.3 — Responsiveness, Service Level Objectives, and Apdex

12.3 — Responsiveness, Service Level Objectives, and Apdex

12.2 — Three-Tier Architecture

12.2 — Three-Tier Architecture

11.6 — Injection of Dependencies Principle

11.6 — Injection of Dependencies Principle

12.1 — From Development to Deployment

12.1 — From Development to Deployment

11.8 — The Plan-and-Document Perspective on Design Patterns

11.8 — The Plan-and-Document Perspective on Design Patterns

11.5 — Liskov Substitution Principle

11.5 — Liskov Substitution Principle

11.4 — Open and Closed Principle

11.4 — Open and Closed Principle

11.3 — Single Responsibility Principle

11.3 — Single Responsibility Principle

11.2 — Just Enough UML

11.2 — Just Enough UML

11.1 — Patterns, Antipatterns, and SOLID Class Architecture

11.1 — Patterns, Antipatterns, and SOLID Class Architecture

11.0 — Module Overview — Design Patterns for SaaS Apps

11.0 — Module Overview — Design Patterns for SaaS Apps

10.7 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Managing Teams

10.7 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Managing Teams

10.6 — Reporting and Fixing Bugs — The Five R's

10.6 — Reporting and Fixing Bugs — The Five R's

10.4 — Delivering the Backlog Using Continuous Integration

10.4 — Delivering the Backlog Using Continuous Integration

10.3 — Pull Requests and Code Reviews

10.3 — Pull Requests and Code Reviews

10.2 — Using Branches Effectively

10.2 — Using Branches Effectively

10.1 — It Takes a Team — Two-Pizza and Scrum

10.1 — It Takes a Team — Two-Pizza and Scrum

10.0 — Module Overview - Agile Teams

10.0 — Module Overview - Agile Teams

9.7 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Working With Legacy Code

9.7 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Working With Legacy Code

9.6 — Method-Level Refactoring — Replacing Dependencies With Seams

9.6 — Method-Level Refactoring — Replacing Dependencies With Seams

9.5 — Metrics, Code Smells, and SOFA

9.5 — Metrics, Code Smells, and SOFA

9.4 — Comments and Commits — Documenting Code

9.4 — Comments and Commits — Documenting Code

9.3 — Establishing Ground Truth With Characterization Tests

9.3 — Establishing Ground Truth With Characterization Tests

9.2 — Exploring a Legacy Codebase

9.2 — Exploring a Legacy Codebase

9.1 — What Makes Code Legacy and How Can Agile Help

9.1 — What Makes Code Legacy and How Can Agile Help

9.0 — Module Overview — Legacy Code and Refactoring

9.0 — Module Overview — Legacy Code and Refactoring

8.10 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Testing

8.10 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Testing

8.8 — Other Testing Approaches and Terminology

8.8 — Other Testing Approaches and Terminology

8.7 — Coverage Concepts and Types of Tests

8.7 — Coverage Concepts and Types of Tests

8.6 — Fixtures and Factories

8.6 — Fixtures and Factories

8.4 — Stubbing the Internet

8.4 — Stubbing the Internet

8.3 — Isolating Code — Doubles and Seams

8.3 — Isolating Code — Doubles and Seams

8.2 — Anatomy of a Test Case — Arrange, Act, Assert

8.2 — Anatomy of a Test Case — Arrange, Act, Assert

8.1 — FIRST, TDD, and Red–Green–Refactor

8.1 — FIRST, TDD, and Red–Green–Refactor

8.0 — Module Overview - Test-Driven Development

8.0 — Module Overview - Test-Driven Development

7.9 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Documentation

7.9 — The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Documentation

7.6 — Cucumber — From User Stories to Acceptance Tests

7.6 — Cucumber — From User Stories to Acceptance Tests

7.8 — Explicit vs. Implicit and Imperative vs. Declarative Scenarios

7.8 — Explicit vs. Implicit and Imperative vs. Declarative Scenarios

7.5 — Agile Cost Estimation

7.5 — Agile Cost Estimation

7.4 — Points and Velocity

7.4 — Points and Velocity

7.3 — Lo-Fi User Interface Sketches and Storyboards

7.3 — Lo-Fi User Interface Sketches and Storyboards

7.2 — SMART User Stories

7.2 — SMART User Stories

7.1 — Behavior-Driven Design and User Stories

7.1 — Behavior-Driven Design and User Stories

7.0 — Module Overview - Behavior-Driven Design

7.0 — Module Overview - Behavior-Driven Design

Google's Luiz Barroso on teamwork

Google's Luiz Barroso on teamwork

6.5 — The DOM and Accessibility

6.5 — The DOM and Accessibility

6.6 — Events and Callbacks

6.6 — Events and Callbacks

6.4 — The Document Object Model DOM and jQuery

6.4 — The Document Object Model DOM and jQuery

6.7 — AJAX — Asynchronous JavaScript And XML

6.7 — AJAX — Asynchronous JavaScript And XML

6.8 — Testing JavaScript and AJAX

6.8 — Testing JavaScript and AJAX

6.10 — Single Page Apps and JSON APIs

6.10 — Single Page Apps and JSON APIs

6.0 — Module Overview SaaS Clients

6.0 — Module Overview SaaS Clients

6.1 — JavaScript — The Big Picture

6.1 — JavaScript — The Big Picture

6.2 — Introducing ECMAScript

6.2 — Introducing ECMAScript

6.3 — Classes, Functions and Constructors

6.3 — Classes, Functions and Constructors

5.6 — RESTful Routes for Associations

5.6 — RESTful Routes for Associations

5.1.1 — (Optional) Composing Queries With Reusable Scopes

5.1.1 — (Optional) Composing Queries With Reusable Scopes

5.5 — Through Associations

5.5 — Through Associations

5.8 — Other Types of Code

5.8 — Other Types of Code

5.4 — Associations and Foreign Keys

5.4 — Associations and Foreign Keys

5.2 — Single Sign On and Third Party Authentication

5.2 — Single Sign On and Third Party Authentication

5.0 — Module Overview — Advanced SaaS Mechanisms

5.0 — Module Overview — Advanced SaaS Mechanisms

5.1 — DRYing Out MVC — Partials, Validations and Filters

5.1 — DRYing Out MVC — Partials, Validations and Filters

4.6 — Forms

4.6 — Forms

4.7 — Debugging — When Things Go Wrong

4.7 — Debugging — When Things Go Wrong

4.4 — Routes, Controllers, and Views

4.4 — Routes, Controllers, and Views

4.0 — Module Overview Introduction to Model–View–Controller and Rails

4.0 — Module Overview Introduction to Model–View–Controller and Rails

4.2 — Rails Models — Databases and Active Record

4.2 — Rails Models — Databases and Active Record

4.1 — The Model–View–Controller MVC Architecture

4.1 — The Model–View–Controller MVC Architecture

3.6 — RESTful URIs, Operations, and JSON

3.6 — RESTful URIs, Operations, and JSON

3.5 — RESTful APIs — Everything is a Resource

3.5 — RESTful APIs — Everything is a Resource

3.4 — From Web Sites to Microservices — Service Oriented Architecture

3.4 — From Web Sites to Microservices — Service Oriented Architecture

3.2 — SaaS Communication Uses HTTP Routes

3.2 — SaaS Communication Uses HTTP Routes

3.1 — The Web's Client – Server Architecture

3.1 — The Web's Client – Server Architecture

3.0 — Module Overview — SaaS Architecture

3.0 — Module Overview — SaaS Architecture

2.6 — Gems and Bundler — Library Management in Ruby

2.6 — Gems and Bundler — Library Management in Ruby

2.2 — Pair Programming

2.2 — Pair Programming

2.4.1 — Closures and Metaprogramming

2.4.1 — Closures and Metaprogramming

2.4 — Ruby Idioms — Poetry Mode and Blocks

2.4 — Ruby Idioms — Poetry Mode and Blocks

2.3 — Introducing Ruby, an Object Oriented Language

2.3 — Introducing Ruby, an Object Oriented Language

2.1 — Learning to Learn Languages and Frameworks

2.1 — Learning to Learn Languages and Frameworks

2.0 — Module Overview — How to Learn a New Language — Ruby

2.0 — Module Overview — How to Learn a New Language — Ruby

1.0 - Module Overview

1.0 - Module Overview

Course Welcome

Course Welcome

1.10 - How to Have a Bad Experience In This Course

1.10 - How to Have a Bad Experience In This Course

1.1 - Introduction to SaaS, Agile, Cloud Computing

1.1 - Introduction to SaaS, Agile, Cloud Computing

1.2 - Software Development Processes - Plan and Document

1.2 - Software Development Processes - Plan and Document

1.3 - Software Development Processes - The Agile Manifesto

1.3 - Software Development Processes - The Agile Manifesto

1.4 - Software Quality Assurance - Testing

1.4 - Software Quality Assurance - Testing

1.5 - Productivity - Conciseness, Synthesis, Reuse, and Tools

1.5 - Productivity - Conciseness, Synthesis, Reuse, and Tools

1.6 - SaaS and Service Oriented Architecture

1.6 - SaaS and Service Oriented Architecture

1.9 - Beautiful vs. Legacy Code

1.9 - Beautiful vs. Legacy Code

1.8 - Deploying SaaS - Browsers and Mobile

1.8 - Deploying SaaS - Browsers and Mobile

1.7 - Deploying SaaS - Cloud Computing

1.7 - Deploying SaaS - Cloud Computing

A more detailed tour through RottenPotatoes Rails app, including route helpers

A more detailed tour through RottenPotatoes Rails app, including route helpers

Branching, merging, and undoing merges with Git

Branching, merging, and undoing merges with Git

Undoing a merge that has already been pushed

Undoing a merge that has already been pushed

A quick tour of the MVC flow in RottenPotatoes

A quick tour of the MVC flow in RottenPotatoes

Dynamically-generated route helpers for RESTful resources

Dynamically-generated route helpers for RESTful resources

Simplified use of the TMDb API with the 'themoviedb' gem (v3)

Simplified use of the TMDb API with the 'themoviedb' gem (v3)

Using the TMDb API

Using the TMDb API

The "button_to" helper

The "button_to" helper

Foster a Pet app Berkeley East Bay Humane Society

Foster a Pet app Berkeley East Bay Humane Society

Nurse Vacation Scheduler Children's Hospital Oakland

Nurse Vacation Scheduler Children's Hospital Oakland

saasbook Live Stream

saasbook Live Stream

ADuRoR Advanced Intro 2016

ADuRoR Advanced Intro 2016

ESaaS USP intro

ESaaS USP intro

2.8.1: Interpolation into views using HAML

2.8.1: Interpolation into views using HAML

CS169.1x Welcome Summer 2016 (revised for 2017)

CS169.1x Welcome Summer 2016 (revised for 2017)

CS169.1x Welcome Summer 2016 (revised)

CS169.1x Welcome Summer 2016 (revised)

Sam Intro to Course May 2016

Sam Intro to Course May 2016

How to Succeed in the SaaS Class

How to Succeed in the SaaS Class

CS169.1x Welcome - 2016

CS169.1x Welcome - 2016

3 15 16 Project Tips

3 15 16 Project Tips

3 15 16 Customer Meetings

3 15 16 Customer Meetings

3 15 16 CI 2

3 15 16 CI 2

3 15 16 CI 1 Answer

3 15 16 CI 1 Answer

3 15 16 CI 1

3 15 16 CI 1

3 15 16 JS Wrapup Answer

3 15 16 JS Wrapup Answer

3 15 16 JS Wrapup

3 15 16 JS Wrapup

2.1.1 Getting Started

2.1.1 Getting Started

SaaS TV #10: Chuck Peddle on "turning dross into gold"

SaaS TV #10: Chuck Peddle on "turning dross into gold"

Q3 2 16 16 Peer Review Question

Q3 2 16 16 Peer Review Question

TDD cycle rails 2 16 16

TDD cycle rails 2 16 16

Q2 2 16 16

Q2 2 16 16

Unit tests 2 16 16

Unit tests 2 16 16

PeerQ1 2 16 16

PeerQ1 2 16 16

Intro RSpec 2 16 16

Intro RSpec 2 16 16

SaaS TV #9 Google Site Reliability Engineering with Andrea Spadaccini mAaJ6baVUac

SaaS TV #9 Google Site Reliability Engineering with Andrea Spadaccini mAaJ6baVUac

SaaS TV #1: Edward Hieatt, Pivotal Labs

SaaS TV #1: Edward Hieatt, Pivotal Labs

SaaS TV #8: Sabrina Farmer, head of reliability engineering for Gmail

SaaS TV #8: Sabrina Farmer, head of reliability engineering for Gmail

SaaS TV #2: Asim Jalis, Salesforce.com, on developing & operating SaaS vs. shrink-wrapped software

SaaS TV #2: Asim Jalis, Salesforce.com, on developing & operating SaaS vs. shrink-wrapped software

SaaS TV #7: Zach Holman, How GitHub uses GitHub to develop GitHub

SaaS TV #7: Zach Holman, How GitHub uses GitHub to develop GitHub

SaaS TV #6 Dan Webb, Twitter, on the present & future of JavaScript

SaaS TV #6 Dan Webb, Twitter, on the present & future of JavaScript

SaaS TV #5 Crossing the Software Education Chasm with SaaS + Agile SD

SaaS TV #5 Crossing the Software Education Chasm with SaaS + Agile SD

SaaS TV #4 Splunk log analysis as a service

SaaS TV #4 Splunk log analysis as a service

Recording #1

Recording #1

CS169 1xFall2015Welcome

CS169 1xFall2015Welcome

SaaS TV #3: Raffi Krikorian, Twitter Dir. of Engineering: small teams & SOA

SaaS TV #3: Raffi Krikorian, Twitter Dir. of Engineering: small teams & SOA

10.5.1: Using Branches with Git

10.5.1: Using Branches with Git

9.3.1: Creating characterization specs for TimeSetter

9.3.1: Creating characterization specs for TimeSetter

Research Consent for CS169x

Research Consent for CS169x

6.8.1: Using SimpleCov to check C0 coverage

6.8.1: Using SimpleCov to check C0 coverage

8.5.1: How Ruby's dynamic language features make specs more readable

8.5.1: How Ruby's dynamic language features make specs more readable

8.3.1: The 1st example requires adding an empty controller method & creating an empty view

8.3.1: The 1st example requires adding an empty controller method & creating an empty view

8.2.1: Executing the empty test skeletons and automating execution with autotest

8.2.1: Executing the empty test skeletons and automating execution with autotest

8.1.2: Simplified use of the TMDb API with the gem 'themoviedb'

8.1.2: Simplified use of the TMDb API with the gem 'themoviedb'

8.1.1 Using the TMDb API

8.1.1 Using the TMDb API

7.8.1: Cucumber Part II

7.8.1: Cucumber Part II

7.7.1 Cucumber Part I

7.7.1 Cucumber Part I

6.4.1 Manipulating the DOM with jQuery

6.4.1 Manipulating the DOM with jQuery

6.1.1 Adding JavaScript features to RottenPotatoes

6.1.1 Adding JavaScript features to RottenPotatoes

5.2.1: Logging into RottenPotatoes with Twitter

5.2.1: Logging into RottenPotatoes with Twitter

5.1.1: How model validations interact with controllers and views

5.1.1: How model validations interact with controllers and views

Why Haml for Rails?

Why Haml for Rails?

Why we love BDD & Cucumber, and an interesting use case for it

Why we love BDD & Cucumber, and an interesting use case for it

Testing week: the testing pyramid, and is TDD dead??

Testing week: the testing pyramid, and is TDD dead??

Part 1 Wrap-up / Part 2 Preview

Part 1 Wrap-up / Part 2 Preview

2.3.3: Introduction to CSS

2.3.3: Introduction to CSS

2.3.2: Inspecting the ID and Class attributes

2.3.2: Inspecting the ID and Class attributes

2.3.1: HTML Introduction

2.3.1: HTML Introduction

2.7.1 Create and Update each require two interactions

2.7.1 Create and Update each require two interactions

2.3.3 Introduction to CSS

2.3.3 Introduction to CSS

2.3.2 Inspecting the ID and Class Attributes

2.3.2 Inspecting the ID and Class Attributes

2.3.1 HTML Introduction

2.3.1 HTML Introduction

4.4.1 The Application layout

4.4.1 The Application layout

2.2.1: Cookies

2.2.1: Cookies

ELLS: 2.1.1. Getting Started

ELLS: 2.1.1. Getting Started

Help us make CS169.2x better with M-CAFE!

Help us make CS169.2x better with M-CAFE!

week1 agile

week1 agile

CS169 v13 w2l1s3

CS169 v13 w2l1s3

1.7: Productivity: Conciseness, Synthesis, Reuse, and Tools (8:45)

1.7: Productivity: Conciseness, Synthesis, Reuse, and Tools (8:45)

Review of "Which statement is NOT true about testing?"

Review of "Which statement is NOT true about testing?"

1.6 Software Quality Assurance

1.6 Software Quality Assurance

Review of "Which type of SW is considered an epic failure"

Review of "Which type of SW is considered an epic failure"

1.5: Beautiful Code vs Legacy Code

1.5: Beautiful Code vs Legacy Code

Review of "Which statements NOT true about SaaS, SOA and Cloud Computing"

Review of "Which statements NOT true about SaaS, SOA and Cloud Computing"

MOOCchat - short version

MOOCchat - short version

Welcome to CS169.1x

Welcome to CS169.1x

How GitHub is key to the projects in CS169 ESaaS.

How GitHub is key to the projects in CS169 ESaaS.

Oakland Childrens' Hospital - Nurse Scheduler project

Oakland Childrens' Hospital - Nurse Scheduler project

Welcome Future World TAs!

Welcome Future World TAs!

Final Berkeley screenside chat for CS169.2x, Fall 2013

Final Berkeley screenside chat for CS169.2x, Fall 2013

CS169 v13 w13l1s1

CS169 v13 w13l1s1

MOOCLab

MOOCLab

cs169 1x general intro

cs169 1x general intro