Archive for the ‘DrProject’ Category
Sunday, July 20th, 2008
http://www.drproject.org hosts two projects: All, which is for people interested in announcements and general news, and DrProject itself, which is for developers (and those wishing to file tickets against our code). This message is going out to the list belonging to the former; if you'd like to join the ...
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Thursday, July 17th, 2008
Tomorrow is Nick Jamil's last day with us---he'ss done a great job of building a variable-speed ticketing system for DrProject, but now he's got to put all that energy into getting married :-) To wrap up, he has put two posts on his blog:
The problems that join limits in SQLite ...
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Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
...but mostly fun: DemoCamp 18 was last night, and as Lillian's review says, it went pretty well. The venue was too small, and as she said, some of the off-color humor was a little tiresome, but it was good to see such a strong turnout from U of T, ...
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Sunday, July 6th, 2008
This guide at InfoQ is a nice counterpoint to my list of reasons for not switching to Git.
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Saturday, July 5th, 2008
I got the following a couple of days ago from a colleague in the US:
Our development teams are debating the use of GIT vs SVN. [Project name] has standardized on SVN, but some of the projects are considering GIT. Do you have an opinion on their relative merits, particularly for ...
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Wednesday, June 25th, 2008
We've hit another "what should it do?" question in DrProject, and I'd welcome opinions from readers. As I've mentioned previously, the new ticketing system for DrProject is going to be extensible. Each project's tickets will initially contain just four fields: sequence number, date created, creator ID, and one ...
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Monday, June 23rd, 2008
Kosta Zabashta has posted a screenshot of a new interface for navigating IRC logs in DrProject. It displays a sidebar of the project's event log; clicking on an event takes you to the portion of the IRC log closest in time to the chosen event. Feedback is, as always, ...
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Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
Daniel Servos is just about ready to put a text-based version of his Moodle stats plugin up for public comment---screenshots are already available. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated. I'll be begging for feedback on other students' projects as well just as soon as they have pixels on the ...
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Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
Our students grow wiser by the day.
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Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
One of the ways DrProject improves on Trac is role-based access control. A role is a set of capabilities, such as WIKI_VIEW or TICKET_EDIT, and users' relationships to projects are represented by triples of the form (user, project, role). It makes administration a lot easier, and once Qiyu Zhu's web-based ...
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