RMU_REVIEW

# Resourceful - Give people stuff to do as evenly as possible

## Setup for review

Require `resourceful`, prepare task array of hashes (`:task_name`, `:hours`,
`:resources_required`) and resource array of hashes (`:name`). Instantiate with
arrays, call `do_scheduling` and enjoy the results.

## Summary of Accomplishments

Not sure if you meant this, but here's a list of stuff I have concrete proof of.

During this September session, I worked on five projects, and returned four of
them: s1-e1 (METARWeather Twitterbot, https://github.com/jazzu/s1-e1), s1-e3
(http://github.com/sandal/guides/wiki/STDLIB:-OptionParser), personal project
Resourceful (you're looking at it) and final exam project `RMU::Table`
(https://github.com/rmu/s1-exam-jazzu/tree/rmu_review).

With this project I managed to get a real good start on a pretty theoretical and
hairy problem of how to deal work in the form of discrete tasks between workers
in a most even way. I managed to get the basic algorithm working pretty well,
and as long as there's enough tasks with variety in requirements to do, it will
do a decent job in giving roughly equal amounts of work to the workers.

It almost took into account different difficulty/preferrability weights for the
tasks, but since I couldn't get it work reliably, I dropped it from this review.

## Bugs, missing features, etc - or "Caveat emptor!"

There are no bugs that I know of. To me, most critical missing features would be
task weighing and non-continuous task handling (ie. do something for
half-an-hour, wait fifteen minutes, do something for an hour and only after that
get some longer continuous block of time off).

Considering you, the reviewer, there's nothing special to be aware of. Please,
do try to break it so I can make it better :-)