| | 1 | == Codeathon Projects == |
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| | 3 | ''(I'm not convinced that the distinction for tasks should be between Python coders and non-Python coders. Perhaps between people familiar with web services and not? --Pat)'' |
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| | 5 | ''Fran thinks that the distinction is between Advanced Programmers & Basic ones - everyone can learn'' |
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| | 7 | ''Improving and polishing useful modules is more valuable than developing small standalone modules. Emphasize that these will be of actual use.'' |
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| | 9 | === Types of projects for non-coders === |
| | 10 | * Use testing |
| | 11 | * Reporting bugs |
| | 12 | * Bug fixing |
| | 13 | * Entering data on live Pakistan site |
| | 14 | * Researching info for Pakistan site |
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| | 16 | === Types of projects for non-Python (or non-web services) coders === |
| | 17 | * Bug fixing |
| | 18 | * Polishing existing modules (very useful!) |
| | 19 | * Fixing UI issues |
| | 20 | * Adding features |
| | 21 | * Documenting workflow, writing help info, tooltips |
| | 22 | * Small-scale projects |
| | 23 | * Projects that don't require lots of reading of S3 docs ;-) |
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| | 25 | === Types of projects for Python (or web services) coders === |
| | 26 | * Entire module, but something that will actually be used |
| | 27 | * Something needed for Pakistan (depends on what's left to do) |
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| | 29 | === Project descriptions === |
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| | 31 | * Bug fixing, polishing, adding features |
| | 32 | * Fran suggests (paraphrased slightly): The participants... |
| | 33 | * Pick a module (provide list of suggested modules that need work). |
| | 34 | * Run through the user processes, doing data entry, usability testing, |
| | 35 | user documentation improvements & ticket logging along the way. |
| | 36 | * Start looking at how they can fix some of the simpler items that they've identified. |
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| | 38 | * Tweak the Tweet (or SMS) parsing |
| | 39 | * Parse formatted SMS messages or tweets (e.g. key value pairs) |
| | 40 | * Detect when message interpretation isn't certain and dispatch to a human reader (use Job Jar) |
| | 41 | * Create database records from parsed messages |
| | 42 | * BluePrintMessagingModule#Twitter |
| | 43 | * BluePrintMessagingModule#Micro-Syntax |
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| | 45 | * Extend Sahana to support Maitri - a nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area, that primarily helps women & families from South Asia facing domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, human trafficking or family conflict. |
| | 46 | * ''Fran: This could be very useful, especially with user stories.'' |
| | 47 | * A map could easily be added, if we have a use case |
| | 48 | * http://www.maitri.org |
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| | 50 | * Job Jar |
| | 51 | * UI for assigning data entry or similar tasks to users |
| | 52 | * Track who does what, mark completed |
| | 53 | * Admin UI for defining tasks |
| | 54 | * Cross-check / verify task, or compare result of 2 users on same task |
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| | 56 | * Suggestion Box |
| | 57 | * http://groups.google.com/group/sahana-eden/browse_thread/thread/bbda1e98b73e1437 |
