Nexus - More Progress on Implementation

Hope you all had a great holiday weekend (or a great weekend even if not a holiday where you are). The implementation is moving forward for the bundles. The pending release now allows me to add, delete, re-order and edit items within a given bundle. The re-ordering is not good - you have to manually change the “position” of each item. While functional, this isn’t good enough to release - so I will be refactoring this tomorrow.

Progress Update

The following items (from our previous update) have a first implementation complete:

• Each bundle is created by an individual (Paul the program manager).
• Each bundle has a subject and description (”Intro to Use Cases” and “A tutorial that is designed…”).
• Each bundle is composed of multiple items, and the items have an order (1,2,3,…).
• Each item is created by an individual.
• Bundles may allow for collaboration (multiple people submitting / editing items).
• Bundles have categories and experience levels (”Testing,…” and “Beginner”).

The following items have not yet been implemented:

• Each item can point to / represent / contain a single article, or it can be “empty”.
• Bundles can be rated and reviewed by users.
• Bundles may allow for collaboration (multiple people submitting / editing items).

How You Can Help

Bundles will demonstrate their power by providing vetted collections of articles on a single topic. You can help by starting to populate nexus with articles that you might want to combine into bundles. Or you can help by submitting articles about use cases - anything to do with use cases. The first bundle that I am going to create will be a “how to write use cases” bundle. Many of the articles that I believe I will include are articles that I’ve written over the last 18 months. I would love it if I could include other articles by other authors.

So - our team goal is to get a critical mass of articles about use cases - how to write them, how to use them, manage them, whatever. Submit some articles today. If you only submit one, that still helps a lot.

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This article was published on Tuesday, May 29th, 2007 at 9:25 pm and is filed under Agile, Agile Project: Ratings, Software development.
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