Growth and Decay

Relate the lines of code as well as the lines of comments to each of the versions of your server. Take the time to figure
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Decided to look at the commenting style of the files (throughout code, tops of files only, etc) as input to how any change over the
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We went over ideas for the metrics to measure various aspects of the applications’ evolution.
Size growth:

Lines of code
Byte size of files — core/common ones
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pygmy is what im doing (since awhile back, i couldnt get apache to work)
Here is some of the things I  found for starters.
Found 42 files that possibly contain design patterns.
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\New Folder (9)\srcs\pygmy\core\ChainableProperties.java
Possible patterns: Chain
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\New Folder (9)\srcs\pygmy\core\Http.java
Possible patterns: Command, Proxy
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\New Folder (9)\srcs\pygmy\core\HttpHeaders.java
Possible patterns: Iterator
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\New Folder (9)\srcs\pygmy\core\HttpRequest.java
Possible patterns: Command
C:\Documents
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Homework #4

Work on operational Schemas

Project:

UML Diagrams for:

Tornado
Jetty

What to work on:

Come up with operational schemas for Zed over the weekend. On Monday we will work on Homework #4.
Finish UML generation. Use Netbeans
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have had some problems with the UML using some programs, will most likely just use netbeans to reverse engineer it as it is easier.

February 18 we will be having our 2nd class presentation about our project. Attached is our powerpoint slides
cs451presentationTA

downloaded apache and began checking it out, its tough to find design patterns in it though especially as its so huge. That and its not java based like the others.
I may have to switch to another.