run the sbt or sbt.bat script to start sbt (our build tool)
Eclipse users: run the eclipse command,
IntelliJ users: run the gen-idea command and import your project
The goal of this exercise is to write an application showing the various JavaZone events, complete with sessions and speakers.
A template application is available at src/main/scala/jz/Jz.scala
To start the application either call test:run from sbt, or run src/test/scala/jz/Run.scala directly from your IDE.
Compilation (without running the application) can be done either from your IDE or with the compile command in sbt.
The application comes with a library found at src/main/scala/jz/Incogito.scala for accessing Incogito - the official program.
- show a list of all the events
- show information about a single event listing the sessions
- show information about a single session
- show a list of all the speakers
- filter sessions based on labels and levels
- group the sessions by day, timeslot and room (just like in incogito)
- make it pretty, add more features or whatever you feel like