This week I finalized the feedback tool that I am going to use for the controlled experiment for my thesis. I started with a basic set of features and I wanted to keep the tool minimal. However, for a certain design principle, which I still have not named, things tend to get complex as soon as they need to be used by generic users … 🙂

Anyway, it was fun to learn how to properly build client/server applications with Python, and learning how to use the message Queue. Once more, I am confirmed that Python is fun!

The thumbnail below shows the latest version of the feedback tool. I worked on the readability of the graph and I added some detailed information on what could have been causing a low-score. Finally I added some logging features. Still, I am not super-satisfied with the result but time is running short.