Life of our small product

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1. Life of our small product HASUNUMA Kenji k.hasunuma@coppermine.jp @khasunuma : @btnrouge
2. The motivation • We were a dedicated team of maintenance and support service • We maintained many small systems • Our business was stable at that time • However, all of the systems should have the end of life
3. Our challenge • Migration Access VBA to Java • Java was fast and stable but strict • Web UI was poorer than MS Access • We were looking for new technologies
4. My proposed draft
5. Boss's thought • We needed to keep the systems • We also needed another solutions: • Software products • Contents distribution service • Lean startup (implicitly)
6. Startup new project
7. Minimum viable product • Searches SNS at once • Reports to list view and CSV file • Has rich UI • Easy to use
8. Our first product • Searches Twitter (using Twitter4J) • Reports to list view and CSV file • Architecture: • Frontend (GUI) - JavaFX 2 • Backend (API) - Java EE 7
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10. Feedbacks
11. Additional development • Real time watch with reporting • Keywords history • Packaging (using JavaFX Packager) • Refactoring - No Change for UI • Java 8 (Lambda) & JavaFX 8
12. Real time watch
13. Architecture version 1
14. Architecture version 2
15. Our new challenge • Expanding sales: • Collaboration with Pepper • Embedded to other products • Quality management: • Adaption for SLCP-JCF2013
16. Sudden death • Against the company's new standard based on SLCP-JCF2007 (NOT 2013) • Our agile approach was denied • My resignation • And then there were none
17. What's your thought?