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Timetable Planning Software
Mores, Martin ; Veigend, Petr (referee) ; Dytrych, Jaroslav (advisor)
The topic of this thesis is schedule planning for Faculty of Information Technology (FIT) BUT. Thesis describes the process of creating a schedule at FIT and the information concerning study at FIT that are pertinent to this process. It presents the design and implementation of an application designed to support schedule planning at FIT. The primary focus of this thesis is to simplify and expedite the process of checking, if the schedule being planned is correct. The product of this thesis is a functional application used for schedule planning at FIT, in conjunction with one other application.
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Internal Information System for Small Company
Huvar, Michal ; Stryka, Lukáš (referee) ; Jaša, Petr (advisor)
The purpose of this bachelor's thesis is to design and implement internal information system of small company, which files and attendance of employees, offers effective administration of orders, services, projects and provides well presented results. This work describes some of modern popular tools for development of information systems. It follows detailed analysis, design and implementation of whole application.
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Timetable Planning Software
Mores, Martin ; Veigend, Petr (referee) ; Dytrych, Jaroslav (advisor)
The topic of this thesis is schedule planning for Faculty of Information Technology (FIT) BUT. Thesis describes the process of creating a schedule at FIT and the information concerning study at FIT that are pertinent to this process. It presents the design and implementation of an application designed to support schedule planning at FIT. The primary focus of this thesis is to simplify and expedite the process of checking, if the schedule being planned is correct. The product of this thesis is a functional application used for schedule planning at FIT, in conjunction with one other application.
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Analysis, design and implementation of web application according to the MMSP methodology
Menčík, Michal ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Ženíšek, Jan (referee)
Bachelor thesis deals with analysis, design and deployment of a web application that aims to improve an existing system of evidence of student's internships, which are part of minor specialization '4KS' at the Department of Information Technology, University of Economics Prague. The main goal of this paper is to create a sample solution of software project with use of the Methodology for small software projects (MMSP), which may serve as inspiration when solving similar projects. First part of this paper outlines the theoretical basis of this work, describing utilized methodology and technologies. Subsequently in the second part, the work deals with practical requirements analysis and design of the application itself. Other disciplines of MMSP methodology, such as architecture, implementation, testing, and project management are also included. Conclusion of work summarizes the benefits of the work, including the evaluation of applied methodology.
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Liferay Portal from developer´s perspective
Herain, Vít ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
The topic of this thesis is Liferay Portal, which is a technology based on Java programming language and portlet applications. The technology is not well known among developers despite of the fact that the usage of this technology is quite common in the commercial sphere. The main aim of the thesis is to create a suite of procedures and hints in order to facilitate portlet development for beginners, who are planning to use technologies Spring framework and AngularJS. The secondary objectives include defining the paradigm related to portlet development, analysing portal specifics and its benefits, describing the Liferay Portal from different viewpoints, to compare Liferay to competitive solutions and finally creation, de-velopment and documenting of the application composed of 2 portlets. The main functio-nality of these portlets is Personal Financial Management. Aims were achieved by obtaining information from the community of developers and from sources listed in the bibliography. Information obtained in the area of development was empirically verified using the developed application. There is a proposed procedure in the thesis in case of using the AngularJS technology in the area of portlet development and common issues related to this usage. The thesis consists of theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part deals with portals as such, mentions the market share, Java Portlet Specifications (JSR-168 and JSR-286) and defines the portlet development paradigm. The practical part of the thesis documents basic procedures necessary for portlet development with the option of using of AngularJS fra-mework and finally it documents the developed application from perspectives of the design and usage. The added value of this thesis is the intelligible guide how to start with development of portlets for Liferay Portal. The most important benefit is the guide created to simplify the usage of the AngularJS framework on the client side of the portlet (in the browser), becau-se usage in the common manner is not possible. The outcome and also the benefit is also the created application, which can be used in order to manage user´s expenses and incomes and which has already been used by the author for this purpose.
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Internal Information System for Small Company
Huvar, Michal ; Stryka, Lukáš (referee) ; Jaša, Petr (advisor)
The purpose of this bachelor's thesis is to design and implement internal information system of small company, which files and attendance of employees, offers effective administration of orders, services, projects and provides well presented results. This work describes some of modern popular tools for development of information systems. It follows detailed analysis, design and implementation of whole application.
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Modern Java frameworks for front-end of web applications
Jahoda, Lukáš ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Mittner, Jan (referee)
The aim of this thesis is the analysis of selected frameworks for the development of modern web applications on the Java platform focusing on the front-end. The work is complemented by well-chosen source code examples that help the reader to create one's own view of the frameworks and it can also server as a tutorial. Introductory section focuses on the trends of modern web applications, especially on the front-end. It affects themes such as support for mobile devices, AJAX or responsive design of user interface. There are also introduced the latest technology on the front-end including HTML5, CSS3, jQuery library and dynamic language LESS whose main objective is the simplification, shortening and making cascading style sheets more dynamic. The output of this section: General LESS template is freely available and it can be applied to emerging projects. For the analysis there has been created static registration form on which there are applied frameworks Apache Wicket and Spring MVC with template engine Freemarker. In terms of analysis were chosen following points: the basic structure of the project, the application of static templates, external JavaScript / jQuery library, internalization, application of the form, submitting the form and validation of the input fields. The points were discussed in detail, especially in terms of implementation of both analysed frameworks. The outputs of the analysis are freely available structures of the projects and both of the resulting applications.
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Framework Spring MVC
Jindráček, Petr ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Šlajchrt, Zbyněk (referee)
The topic of this bachelor thesis is the web application framework Spring MVC which is an integral part of the Spring platform. That means it offers many options of adjustment and support of other significant technologies. The aim is to introduce basic principles of this framework on a theoretical level and subsequently examine them on a real example of application. The thesis is divided into three main parts. The first part is focused on Spring framework in general to introduce basic principles associated with the web MVC framework. The second part contains exclusively possibilities of Spring MVC. Finally, it demonstrates all theoretical principles on a real web application and it introduces further possibilities. It summarizes basic capabilities of Spring framework for beginners who want to use this framework for web application development. The thesis attempt is to introduce main aspects of Spring specifically from web developer point of view.
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Framework Spring
Bobkov, Pavel ; Mészáros, Jan (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to introduce reader to the Spring framework and describe it as a convenient tool for rapid application development and launching projects. It is necessary to grab the Spring issue in a broader context. That's why thesis is trying to note all the relevant technologies that are closely related to Spring, or which is Spring based on. The first step to understanding Spring is a basic knowledge of Java EE. Thesis presents the architecture of Java EE while arguing its flaws, which caused the emergence of today's very powerful word framework. Next part of the thesis brings reader through characteristic of frameworks for developing Web applications in Java (the largest group of frameworks), and make him familiar with MVC design pattern that forms the architecture of most web frameworks. Thesis leads to the description of the Spring framework accompanied by numerous examples of code that prove the theoretical knowledge of the reader. At the end of the theoretical part the Spring Web MVC framework is presented. The framework combines the key principles of Spring and MVC architecture. The practical part of the thesis makes a complete development cycle of real project. Development is carried out using the Waterfall model methodology. Project implementation is based on the knowledge of Spring / Spring MVC gained in the theoretical part.
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Modern Java web application frameworks and their comparison
Koščejev, Anton ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Šlajchrt, Zbyněk (referee)
The goal of this work is to propose a method of comparison and subsequently compare several of the most used Java web application frameworks in the design pattern context. The work describes fundamental design patterns and the compared frameworks, including the patterns implemented by them. Next there is offered a form of evaluation that splits into several criteria and subcriteria, and several sets of weighs representing different scenarios of decision. Frameworks are evaluated and the evaluation is substantiated. Besides the creation of the set of criteria and analysis of individual frameworks, there was an application developed using each of the frameworks, which allowed for a better evaluation by the author. This evaluation is therefore contributive also due to the actual test of the individual frameworks.
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