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updated README.md with my group responsibility and some spelling fixes

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> Will you use map/filter/reduce? How?
Map will be used for dealing editor area of clients.
Map will be used for dealing with editor area of clients. Iterating over a list
of open ports to send messages(we expect a lot more but these are ones off the
top of our heads)
> Will you use object-orientation? How?
Keeping account of the number of clients will require an object of some sort.
Keeping count of the number of clients will require an object of some sort.
With procedures to increment and decrement the number of users
> Will you use functional approaches to processing your data? How?
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### Deliverable and Demonstration
There are two big deliverables for this project. Code for the server(Hermes,
get it?), and the clients which not only has code for interacting with Hermes,
but also a GUI for interactivity with a user like myself.
There are two big deliverables for this project. Code for the server
, and the clients which not only has code for interacting with Hermes,
but also a GUI for interactivity with a user.
We plan to demonstrate Hermes by running the server code on a remote machine.
We will connect to the server via our PCs running client code. We will ssh into
@ -63,7 +65,9 @@ machine!
### Evaluation of Results
Evaluating Hermes is very simple. Can at least two clients hold a meaningful
conversation remotely? If Client A speaks at 11:01 am, and client B does so at
11:01 plus a few seconds, Hermes has to convey this state correctly.
11:01 plus a few seconds, Hermes has to convey this state correctly. Is the GUI
intuitive for current irc users? When we can successfully answer this questions
satisfactorily we would have met our goals .
## Architecture Diagram
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After we have finished the user interface and connecting the machines, we will need to merge them together and begin expanding the utility if time permits.
### First Milestone (Sun Apr 9)
Get two different machines to relay information.
Get two different machines to relay information meaningfully.
### Second Milestone (Sun Apr 16)
Get a GUI that looks professional and uses the correct format
Get a GUI that looks professional and uses the correct format.
### Public Presentation (Mon Apr 24, Wed Apr 26, or Fri Apr 28 [your date to be determined later])
Merging the GUI and information relay together into one program. If time permits we also plan on adding additional features.
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Will write the GUI
### Ibrahim Mkusa @iskm
Will write the code
Will write the networking code i.e. code that allows communication between
clients through server. I will also write scheduling code responsible for queuing
fairly and orderly the client messages and broadcasting to the rest of connected
clients. If time permits, i will also be responsible for authenticating users
via a backend database.