Update Construction Plan: Real-World Results & Metrics

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Update Construction Plan: Real-World Results & Metrics

Construction plans are like roadmaps, guys. They guide us through building something awesome. But what happens when the actual build doesn't exactly match the original plan? That's where updating your construction plan becomes super important! We need to make sure it reflects reality, including the specific technologies used, the order things were actually built, and, of course, the results of all those tests we ran. Let's dive into how to update the Construction Plan (3. CONSTRUCCIÓN/01_Construction_Plan.tex) from version 1.0.0.0 to the shiny new version 1.1.0.0 after implementation is complete.

📋 Description

Our mission, should we choose to accept it, is to update the Construction Plan to mirror what was actually built. This means capturing the precise technologies we used, the real sequence of implementation steps, and the outcomes of all our rigorous testing. Think of it as turning the theoretical plan into a true reflection of the as-built reality. This is crucial for future reference, maintenance, and understanding what really happened during the project.

📄 Document to Review

We'll be focusing on a specific file:

File: 3. CONSTRUCCIÓN/01_Construction_Plan.tex Current Version: 1.0.0.0 (2025/10/31) New Version: 1.1.0.0 (post-implementation completion)

This document is the central source of truth for our construction process. Updating it ensures everyone is on the same page and that we have an accurate record of the project.

🔍 Traceability

For those of you keeping score at home, this process aligns with these ISO standards:

  • ISO/IEC 12207:2017 Sec 6.4.6.4 (Implementation Process)
  • ISO/IEC 27748:2011 (Guidance for ISO 12207)

These standards provide a framework for managing the implementation process and ensuring we're following best practices.

📝 Tasks to Perform

Alright, let's get down to the nitty-gritty. Here's a breakdown of the tasks we need to tackle to update our Construction Plan:

1. Update Specific Technologies Section

This is where we confirm the exact technologies that were used in the project. No fudging, just the honest truth! It's important to be precise because different versions of libraries and frameworks can have wildly different behaviors. Including this information ensures maintainability and reproducibility of the project.

Backend: Making sure the versions are aligned with package.json

  • ✅ Node.js 18+ (confirmed in package.json)
  • ✅ Express.js 4.18.2 (confirmed)
  • ✅ Jest 29.7.0 (confirmed)
  • ✅ ESLint 8.52.0 (confirmed)

Frontend: Making sure the versions are aligned with package.json and other evidence.

  • ✅ HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript ES6+ (confirmed)
  • ✅ Leaflet.js 1.9.4 (confirmed)
  • ✅ Fetch API nativo (confirmed)

2. Update Real Implementation Order

Documenting the actual order of commits is crucial. Why? Because it tells the story of how the project evolved. It can highlight dependencies, reveal unexpected challenges, and provide valuable context for future developers. Plus, it's just good practice to keep a clear record of the development process.

Fase 1 completada: Check the commit messages to confirm.

  • Commit 1d54183: Scaffolding ✓
  • Commit a4e6126: Datos Mock ✓
  • Commit d9d011b: Servidor/CORS ✓
  • Commit 59167de: Validadores ✓

Fase 2 completada: Verify the commit messages.

  • Commit 53d117b: Endpoint REST ✓

Fase 3 completada: Double-check the commit messages.

  • Commit c323384: Frontend Mapa/Marcadores ✓

Fase 4 completada: Analyze the commit messages for correctness.

  • Commit 0704ed2: Info Detallada ✓
  • Commit caa7445: Estilos UI/UX ✓

Fase 5 completada: Confirm the commit messages.

  • Commit 16a774f: Tests Backend ✓
  • Commit d7771b0: Documentación ✓

3. Update Test Results

This is where we showcase the fruits of our testing labor. Adding a section with the real test results provides evidence of the software's quality and reliability. It also helps identify areas that may need further attention.

\subsection{Resultados de Pruebas Ejecutadas}

\textbf{Pruebas Unitarias Backend}:
\begin{itemize}
\item Tests ejecutados: 30+ ✓
\item Tests passing: 100\% ✓
\item Cobertura: >60\% ✓
\item Herramienta: Jest 29.7.0
\item Evidencia: Commit 16a774f
\end{itemize}

\textbf{Pruebas Manuales Frontend}:
\begin{itemize}
\item Navegadores probados: Chrome, Firefox ✓
\item Renderizado de mapa: ✓
\item Marcadores: 7/7 visibles ✓
\item Información detallada: ✓
\end{itemize}

4. Add Real Metrics

Metrics give us a quantitative view of the project. Including real metrics like lines of code, number of files, and test coverage provides valuable insights into the project's size, complexity, and quality.

\section{Métricas del Código Implementado}

\begin{table}[h]
\begin{tabular}{|l|r|}
\hline
\textbf{Métrica} & \textbf{Valor} \\
\hline
Líneas de código (LOC) & $\sim$1,600 \\
Archivos de código & 41 \\
Commits con trazabilidad & 19 \\
Tests unitarios & 30+ \\
Cobertura de código & >60\% \\
Complejidad ciclomática promedio & <10 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{table}

5. Update Version Control

Updating the version control section ensures we have a clear history of changes to the Construction Plan. Each version should include a brief description of the changes, the date, and the author.

New entry:

1.1.0.0 | 2024/01/15 | Actualización post-implementación. 
Tecnologías confirmadas, orden real de implementación 
documentado, resultados de pruebas agregados, métricas 
reales incluidas. Referencias a commits de GitHub. | [Tu Nombre]

🎯 Acceptance Criteria

To ensure we've done a thorough job, here's a checklist of acceptance criteria:

  • [ ] Technologies updated with exact versions
  • [ ] Real implementation order documented
  • [ ] Test results included
  • [ ] Real metrics added
  • [ ] References to commits
  • [ ] Version control updated
  • [ ] Compiles to PDF

📚 References

  • Current Construction Plan: 3. CONSTRUCCIÓN/01_Construction_Plan.tex
  • package.json (dependency versions)
  • GitHub commit history

By following these steps, we can ensure our Construction Plan is an accurate and valuable resource for everyone involved in the project. It's all about making sure the documentation reflects the reality of what was built! This detailed approach not only helps maintain project integrity but also significantly aids in future development and troubleshooting efforts.