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- [Instructor] There are two sets of references

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that I have provided in this course.

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First set has the code,

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and the second set has development artifacts

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such as UML models and UI mock-ups.

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Both are available in Git repo.

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Let us first look at the code.

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The Git repo for this project is set up

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so that whichever lesson you go to,

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you can find its corresponding code in one of the branches.

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For example, when you are reviewing the seventh lesson

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in chapter two, you can go to 02-07b.

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The lesson ends with the code being check in to 02-07b.

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In some cases you will find that there is no b,

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or beginning branch, and only e, that is end branch,

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and that is because I have simply walked through the code

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without making any changes.

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I have created these branches

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so that you can see the code going through various stages.

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You will find me working off of master branch in some cases,

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especially when I'm pushing the code to production,

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and that is because I have set up Jenkins

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to pull the code from master.

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In some cases I have also demonstrated

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committing the code to one of the lesson branches locally,

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but then I have merged the changes to master

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before pushing them to production.

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These scenarios demonstrate various ways

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in which you may manage your code.

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The other development artifact has UML models

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and is available here, at the root, in this PDF.

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This PDF is structured so that

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you can refer to various diagrams shown in the video

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using the lesson name.

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For example, you may find the use case diagram

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discussed in lesson titled Elicit and Specify Requirements

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in the chapter with the same name.