Chapter 15
Building Projects
IN THIS CHAPTER
Defining the project and seeing how to use it
Creating a project structure
Performing checks on your project setup
The term project gets used in all sorts of places. In fact, most people have a to-do list right there on their desk that’s packed with projects they may never accomplish. People think about them, though and then push them further down on the list as new projects (that also won’t get done) take their place. A MATLAB project is documentation for a task that you contemplate, devise, or plan. Your MATLAB project, as described in the early part of this chapter, is a specific kind of documentation for tasks that you perform in MATLAB so that you can obtain repeatable results.
Projects have a specific format. You use a particular way of describing how to do something so that anyone who views the project also understands the process used to accomplish the task. The next part of the chapter helps you understand the project structure. When creating a MATLAB project, you can choose a blank project or one created from a source, such as a folder, Git, or Subversion (SVN). You also create projects as part of packaging an app (as described ...
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