Among Us, un cuento de terror espacial

por Pello Altadill y Josu Altadill

Un grupo de personas son confinadas en una vieja nave espacial: pero puede que una de ellas no sea una persona. Sube a bordo para descubrir quién de los tripulantes es un impostor, pero recuerda: las apariencias engañan y no todos son quien parecen ser.

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By the end of summer the book titled “Java Limpio” was released. In the first third of the book the Java programming principles are covered with many specific details of the language. Then the attention is focused in the good programming practices that every single developer should master, despite the language is used: unit testing, refactoring, patterns, clean code, solid principles, lean and Scrum methodology. Actually the lack of technical disciplines makes the agile process to become just a simple business process without the ultimate goal: to make better software.

To become a good developer you should create maintainable, easy-to-read and clean code following good practices, and that is what Software Craftmanship is all about. But it is also necessary to know which tools could make our software easier to be developed and maintained. Anytime you are programming enterprise applications or any other kind of projects accessing data you will be applying common patterns such as MVC, DAO and dependency injection tools. There are frameworks for every language, but when it comes to Java, the indisputable leader after more than a decade is Spring.

At its core, Spring is a dependency injection framework that provides support for any features an application may need, such as database access, web development, aspects, and it is capable of work with many other available frameworks like Hibernate. For any developer willing to work with enterprise Java environment, Spring is a must, as well as other usual companions like Hibernate, and tools like Maven, Gradle, Git, etc. And whatsmore, all the technologies that have emerged over the last decade around the web, the noSQL databases and the like, are already available to be integrated with this framework.

According to this, we are preparing a book about Spring that hopefully will become a useful guide for modern JEE development. We have experience as a developers and also as teachers and mentors of this technologies, with other works published around these particular area. That allows us to meet the requirements not olny for developers looking for thorough references but also for those who are new to this software ecosystem.

This work will be long enough for those who need a first dive as well as deep enough for the already initiated that need updates on version 5 of Spring. Therefore the basic principles of dependency injection, aspects, data access, inversion of control, MVC projects and REST resources are covered throughout the book. In addition to that, a wide variety of areas will be exposed as Spring boot, different template engines, reactive spring, etc. Always showing simple proof of concept projects to quickly understand the idea; so once you get the ball rolling we will show how to implement complex developments involving different elements of a JEE project.

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The Apps has just a form where you can choose options like Student Name, difficulty,...

And then, React generates some random operators, each of them is a Component

How was it made

The App was started using Facebook's tool, which takes care of project scaffolding

  npm install -g create-react-app

And then

  create-react-app homework-generator

This creates a ready to edit,transpile, test and run your react code, in watch mode.

Components

index.js

App.js

FormGenerate.js

ExerciseGroup.js

Exercise.js

Testing App.js

Just checks wether App.js crashes or not

React is all the rage and it seems to be a serious competitor for Angular. This is the typical hello world sample. It uses two JavaScript libraries: React itself and ReactDOM needed to manage the DOM changes. It also uses Babel, a library that lets us to use advanced ES6 syntax that it translates to compatible JavaScript for any browser.

It is hosted on codepen:

See the Pen Hello React by pello (@pelloxabier) on CodePen.

Based on Adams reference I made this on my own just for fun and learning and further improvement.

Contents

This is the list of contents described in this template

• Special emphasis
• Titles
• Lists
• Horizontal rules
• Links
• Images
• Youtube
• Tables
• Code
• Blockquotes

Special emphasis

You can get these effects

1. Italics with *asterisks* or _underscores_
2. Bold or Strong with **double asterisks** or __double underscore__
3. Both italic and bold **_with double asterisk and underscore_** or *__asterisk and double underscore__*
4. Strike or delete with using ~~tildes~~

1. Italics with asterisks or underscores
2. Bold or Strong with double asterisks or double underscore
3. Both italic and bold with double asterisk and underscore or asterisk and double underscore
4. Strike or delete with using tildes

Titles

Titles have different sizes

## H1-like title
#### H2-like title
####H3-like title
#####H4-like title
######H5-like title
#######H6-like title

H1-like title

H2-like title

####H3-like title #####H4-like title ######H5-like title #######H6-like title

Other ways to create H1 and H2-like titles:

H1-like title
=============

H1-like title

and

H2-like title
-------------

H2-like title

Lists

Lists have different modes ####Ordered

1. Ordered 
2. With
3. Numbers
⋅1. Even with sublists ⋅2. Like this using dots

1. Ordered
2. With
3. Numbers ⋅1. Even with sublists ⋅2. Like this using dots

####Unorderded list with

- Minuses -
- Plus sign +
- Asterisk *

• Minuses -
• Plus sign +
• Asterisk *

####Sublists

* Ordered or unordered
* Just use dots ··
··* Like this
··* Or this
* Use dots for indenting
···Just like this

• Ordered or unordered
• Just use dots ·· ··* Like this ··* Or this
• Use dots for indenting ···Just like this

Horizontal rules

You can make the using three or more

• Minuses, dashes or hyphens -
• Underscores _
• Asterisk * ```

With hyphens
--

With underscores
________

#### Links
Links can be made around text or any other element

Simple link to my page Simple link to my page Link to reference Link to repository file Go to this reference Go to another reference We can just use angle brackets with urls like http://pello.io

####Simple link
[Simple link to my page](http://pello.io)

####Simple with title
[Simple link to my page](http://pello.io "My homepage")

####Link to reference
[Link to reference][Sample Reference]

####Link to reference
[Link to repository file](2017-02-21-markdown-template.md)

####Link to numbered reference
[Go to this reference][1]
[Go to another reference][2]

[Sample Reference]: https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
[1]: https://github.com
[2]: http://reddit.com

####Links with angle brackets
We can just use angle brackets with urls like <http://pello.io> 

#### Images
Images must be available online

With reference ![alt text][pellologo] [pellologo]: (http://pello.io/images/logo.png “This is the logo”)

####Inline images
![alt text](http://pello.io/images/logo.png "This is the logo")

####Reference like images
![alt text][pellologo]
[pellologo]: (http://pello.io/images/logo.png "This is the logo")

#### Youtube videos

We can't embbed but we could add a video link with a caption. You need to specify the video id
[![IMAGE ALT TEXT HERE](http://img.youtube.com/vi/v0MkJtI3FvU/0.jpg)](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0MkJtI3FvU)

#### Tables
Tables are a bit tricky, they are made using pipes and dashes. Each header must have at least three dashes
of separation. Outer pipes are optional.
Notice that tables must not be perfectly aligned with the same number of spaces. 
####Simple table

| Id | Name | Description | | —— | ———— | ————– | | 42 | Answer | The answer | | 15 | Pretty | Means pretty | | 666 | Evil | Evil number |

| Id     | Name         | Description    |
| ------ | ------------ | -------------- |
| 42     | Answer       | The answer     |
| 15     | Pretty       | Means pretty   |
| 666    | Evil         | Evil number    |

####Alignment
Using special headers we can set content alignment in tables. Don't forget the spaces.

| Left     | Center       | Right  |
|:------ |:------------:| --------------:|
| 42     | Answer     | The answer   |
| 15     | Pretty     | Means pretty |
| 666    | Evil       | Evil number  |

####Nested markdown 

Inside the cells we can still use markdown. 


| Id     | Name         | Description    |
| ------ | ------------ | -------------- |
| 42     | Answer       | The answer     |
| *15*   | *Pretty*       | *Means pretty*   |
| 666    | **Evil**         | Evil number    |


#### Code
Using triple back-ticks , we can somehow get the code style

####Simple word

We can just use backquotes to make a something in the middle of a paragraph to look like a code or command: just like this, looking good?

We can just use backquotes to make a something in the middle of a paragraph to look like a code or command:
just `like this`, looking good?

####Code listing

Just using triple quotes We get this effect of highlighted code

####Syntax highlighting
For sites like GitHub, we add the language after the first back-ticks
```javascript
const number = 666;
function sample (parameter) {
    if (parameter) {
        return 666;
    } else {
        console.log('Crappy function this one');
    }
}

####Inline HTML

You can just use HTML tags in your code, and it will work in most cases
with simple tags <strong>like this</strong>

You can just use HTML tags in your code, and it will work in most cases with simple tags like this

Blockquotes

> Hi there
> This is a replay of an email
> and it looks great

Looks like a reply

Hi there This is a replay of an email and it looks great.

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