This page is a macOS version of the course map, which is not available for full deployment steps, platform configurations, failure cards and feedback templates.
What’s the problem with this?
It’s not really delivered. Turning online would force you to face open web sites, build differences, real equipment and user feedback, and this would turn “I made it” into “others can use it”.
What will you finish?
- Complete project and version records and complete a further public deployment.
- After closing local projects, the site was validated with another device and different networks.
- Invite a real user to try out, record problems and complete a minor one.
Criteria for success
You have a publicly accessible web site; mobile phones can be opened independently and complete core games; and at least one real user can start using them without your live explanation.
Capacity migration
When you publish websites, documents or in-house tools later, you distinguish between “local running, building success, online accessibility, and the ability of users to do their job” and not just the greening of water lines.
Full Version Status
The complete version of the progress is being processed and is not being sold. The full version will provide deployment cases, real equipment acceptances, caches and rollbacks, troubleshooting, feedback templates and ongoing updates.
Next steps:Translating one project into a long-term system。