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As the repository is growing I believe we need to take some care about how we structure and present the samples. I was thinking about following improvements:
Each concrete sample should have README file so when people browse the repository they should know what is the goal of a given module and what technologies (including testing) were used.
A Maven-based e-commerce web application that uses a shopping cart of product items to allow a user to make online purchases from a list of categories and products for a Mountain Bike retailer.
A java EE application built with JAX-RS and hosted on glassfish server which helps users create account and schedule online exams for registered candidates.
As the repository is growing I believe we need to take some care about how we structure and present the samples. I was thinking about following improvements:
READMEfile so when people browse the repository they should know what is the goal of a given module and what technologies (including testing) were used.My**Implis not really the most appealing strat