Parking System Development Using Extreme Programming Method
Johannes Fernandes Andry, Gary Juliawan, Yosua Christian, Jeffry Leonardo, Nicolas
Journal of Digital Information Management, Vol. 16, No. 6, 2018.
DOI: 10.6025/jdim/2018/16/6/279-288
Link: http://dline.info/fpaper/jdim/v16i6/jdimv16i6_1.pdf
Abstract:
In developing cities such as in Jakarta, there
are a lot of vehicle parking locations that still use conventional methods, which can harm drivers and also parking area owners alike, the process is slow and unsafe, making many people around feel afraid to use parking
locations that are still conventional, the conventional parking lots in Jakarta is too many, sometimes also make
people have no other choice but to use unsecured parking lots, theft is the main factor that is difficult to avoid,
especially in developing countries like Indonesia, which are not safe, and the location of the parking lot that is very open, makes a lot of opportunities which of course
can be used by thieves or irresponsible people. Not only thieves, drivers who do not want to pay for parking, are also a problem for owners of parking lots. With the problems of these users, we plan to make modular parking applications that can be installed easily and
cheaply, but because our group is not so large, there are several challenges that we face, such as time and requirements that can increase later, with thus we plan to
make this parking application using the Extreme
Programming method, which is possible and very suitable
for the problems that our group is facing. The use of Extreme Programming turned out to be very helpful, and can also produce an application that matches the existing
user stories.