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Owner: Asheesh
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We keep meaning to clean up the front page; we set goals like, "Integrate events with the front page."
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Let's step back a moment and make a list of the things we want people to be able to find when they hit the front page. Once we have that list, we can go through the front page and make sure those items are easy to find.
Owners: Karen + Asheesh
Owner: ?▼
* What the heck is this OpenHatch thing about, anyway? Why are people who are looking at our website here?
== Buildhelper lets you edit via a textarea ==▼
A new, under-publicized feature of the project pages (e.g. https://openhatch.org/+projects/OpenHatch ) is the "buildhelper," a set of steps a new contributor would take that sets up a usable build environment.▼
Read more about the buildhelper here:▼
* Try one: https://openhatch.org/+projects/OpenHatch#buildhelper▼
* Blog post: https://openhatch.org/blog/2010/introducing-the-buildhelper/▼
Right now, we have a working (and simple) frontend and backend for the buildhelper. However, there is no way to edit a buildhelper document except from the Django admin interface.▼
I think we should:▼
* Write code that converts the models to a text-based representation that looks like MediaWiki markup▼
* Provide a textarea that lets people edit this MediaWiki markup▼
* On save, render that markup into HTML, and then parse the HTML into buildhelper step objects for the database▼
Owner: ?▼
== Provide a list of upcoming events on the front page of OpenHatch ==
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OpenHatch is actively pursuing events. I think we should:
* Get upcoming events data out of events.oh.o
* Create a
* Link to information from the front page about why events are exciting
Owner: Asheesh, unless someone else wants it.
Skills needed: Django templates, plus CSS and a willingness to modify our templates and to accept feedback. The exact styling will likely be dependent on the redesign, but it's better that someone gets the functionality working in the old design (which we can then reskin as needed).
== Initial implementation of handler for people who've clicked "I want to help" ==▼
Right now, when visitors to OpenHatch click a button on a project page indicating they want to help, we add them to a list. We have repeatedly received feedback that project maintainers want the ability to manage this as a queue.▼
(Recently, we've used the short-hand "IWH handler" to describe this -- "I Want to Help" handler.)▼
More info:▼
* Mockup and conversation: http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue282▼
* Related bugs: http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue567 http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue568 http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue570▼
Skills needed: Familiarity (or willingness to learn) Django▼
== Finish Missions Pedagogy page ==
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Skills needed: Solid understanding of IRC, and willingness to take feedback on the content of the training mission.
▲== Buildhelper lets you edit via a textarea ==
▲A new, under-publicized feature of the project pages (e.g. https://openhatch.org/+projects/OpenHatch ) is the "buildhelper," a set of steps a new contributor would take that sets up a usable build environment.
▲Read more about the buildhelper here:
▲* Blog post: https://openhatch.org/blog/2010/introducing-the-buildhelper/
▲Right now, we have a working (and simple) frontend and backend for the buildhelper. However, there is no way to edit a buildhelper document except from the Django admin interface.
▲I think we should:
▲* Write code that converts the models to a text-based representation that looks like MediaWiki markup
▲* Provide a textarea that lets people edit this MediaWiki markup
▲* On save, render that markup into HTML, and then parse the HTML into buildhelper step objects for the database
▲Owner: ?
▲== Initial implementation of handler for people who've clicked "I want to help" ==
▲Right now, when visitors to OpenHatch click a button on a project page indicating they want to help, we add them to a list. We have repeatedly received feedback that project maintainers want the ability to manage this as a queue.
▲(Recently, we've used the short-hand "IWH handler" to describe this -- "I Want to Help" handler.)
▲More info:
▲* Mockup and conversation: http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue282
▲* Related bugs: http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue567 http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue568 http://openhatch.org/bugs/issue570
▲Owner: ?
▲Skills needed: Familiarity (or willingness to learn) Django
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