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Revision as of 15:38, 24 July 2012
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MeetMer - community dashboard
MeetMer is simple dashboard-ish application written with Ruby on Rails. The primary purpose of MeetMer dashboard is to help #Mer project contributors and other stakeholders monitor their performance and activities. Initial call for action can be found from here
Development
Application structure will be modular. Each feature such as listing bugs or listing meetings is always a gem. Initial discussion about features is in Mer Bugzilla: Bug 429 - Mer Dashboard
Deployment
Currently deployment goes through David Greaves, who manually pulls sources from github.
Source codes
Sources are managed in Github.
Issue tracking
Current issue tracking is in Github.
Translations
We will most likely use Transifex.
