Working Document in the month of March 2024
This is a working document. We are currently keeping this updated during the month of February 2024. Any crossed out items have been completed.
Information Updated On: April 26, 2024
Current: 6
Scheduled: 0
Release: 0
Blocked: 0
Code Coverage Backend: 70%
Code Coverage Frontend: 30%
0.31.15 on 26th of April, 2024
With the release of 0.31 branch, we are going to focus more on full site testing, bug fixing, and improved documentation. It has come to our knowledge that there currently is a large section of documentation in NearBeach that needs to be written up.
The usual aims are;
The next few months of NearBeach's development will be dealing with the following three new features. These features are rather large and will consume the vast majority of development time. We are however looking forward to their deployment, as they are required features that we need for us to project management NearBeach's development. Eating your own dog food at it's best.
Docker and Podman have changed the landscape when it comes to deploying applications. They have removed a lot of the complexity around the deployment of said applications.
One of our goals in the 0.30 branch was to make NearBeach as easy as possible to install. We have succeeded with this using docker. However we want to offer the choice of utilising Podman as well.
Over the next few weeks, we will be implementing Podman containers for a Nearbeach install. This will means users will now have the choice of using either Docker or Podman to deploy their NearBeach application.
Proof of Concept for sprints has been released. More functionality for this is planned over the next two months.
Many teams utilise agile for development. Splitting up their time into smaller chunks gives them the ability to pivot very quickly. Sprints are those small time chunks. Over the next month or two, NearBeach will slowly implement the basic sprint functionality into NearBeach. With the ability to extend more functions into the sprints, i.e. implementing stand up questions, implementation of story points.
Sometimes project management is a complex beast, which needs to be visualised to understand. Using Gantt charts are essential as it will show the tasks/projects relationship against the schedule. Users will be able to modify start/end dates for these projects/tasks to better manage users' time.
Currently we will be implementing Gantt charts at the following levels;
However this may change during the development, as we have yet to fully plan this new feature.
Retrospective for February 2024
You can find February 2024's retrospective on our Patreon for our patreon supporters. https://www.patreon.com/posts/february-2024-99691969