On Mon, May 4, 2020 at 7:28 PM Sam Ruby <ru...@intertwingly.net> wrote: > > I'm getting close. > > I'm nowhere near to "everything working and a test suite is in place", > but I do have at least one example of every intended architectural > feature in place. > > My focus for the next two days will be on getting screencasts up, > describing a few development scenarios, and -- if there is interest -- > scheduling webconferences with people to share screens and answer > questions. Given time zones, it may not make sense for all of us to get > together at once, we can have multiple smaller groups of people. > > My hope is that the screencasts will inspire more people to want to > participate. > > There is plenty of work left to be done, and a great way to learn will > be by either taking on small assignment (say, getting a single form, > button, or action working -- with examples of a similar form, button, or > action that does work, and, as always a working example in the form of > the Ruby version of this tool; either that or by building up a test > suite. I have a few example tests already, and can build more examples. > There is an existing test suite for the Ruby version of the tool that > can be consulted for inspiration.
A third option would be a focus on the user interface. The Ruby version is based on Bootstrap 3. The Node version is based on Bootstrap 4 and there are a number of differences. Fixing up the HTML and CSS to look better (not necessarily the exact same as the current tool, just better) would be helpful. > Webconferences would primarily be for people who have gotten the tool up > and running. > > - Sam Ruby
