This document summarizes the development of a small product to search social media posts from various platforms and report the results. It describes how the team migrated older systems to Java, developed a minimum viable product in JavaFX to search Twitter, received feedback, and expanded the product before the company changed standards in a way that caused the project to end.

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

9. For your information
https://www.slideshare.net/khasunuma/javafx-andglassfish-75403979

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?