Information Updated On: December 26, 2024
Current: 6
Scheduled: 3
Release: 0
Blocked: 0
Code Coverage Backend: 74%
Code Coverage Frontend: 35%
0.31.53 on 21st of December, 2024
Users will need to quickly differentiate what type of object they are looking at with a quick glance. Slighltly different designs, indicating which object the user is currently viewing, will greatly help at this task. We will implement slightly different designs on each object.
As languages and code bases evolve, new and improved features and functionality are implemented. This has happend with VueJS, where mixins are no longer the preferred approach for code re-usage between components. The new method is composables, and implementing this will future proof NearBeach's code. The mixins will be removed and replaced with the new composable codebase.
Bad code can make it really hard for new users to understand and submit new features and fixes. We are currently using DeepSource to scan the code base to find these particular code smells. Once these code smells have been identified, we will refactor that section of code.
A number of potential users have tried to install NearBeach next to their own existing projects. This is amazing and we are hoping this encourages people to extend NearBeach's functionality in the near future. We will update the documentation to make it a lot easier for everyone to install NearBeach next to their own projects.