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dreamer edited this page Sep 13, 2010 · 24 revisions

Consider this scrum-like backlog.
old backlogs: 2009

Each task should be tagged with one of:

  • not started – which means, that feature is essential and not implemented at all yet. This feature may be cut out for some reason.
  • in progress – means that someone (most probably dreamer_) is implementing it. Stay tuned and wait for tag to change.
  • [frozen] – means that this feature is 101% complete or it doesn’t matter and it won’t be changed anyway.

Tasks

  • administration tasks and bugfixes
    • in progress write script to automatize deployment; all deployment should be possible in less than 5 minutes.
    • [frozen] move old bugs to github issues section
  • registration
    • not started implement OpenID support, autocompletion based on last year’s profile
  • logging in
  • blog posting
    • [frozen] RSS support
    • not started preview for author
    • not started textile cheat-sheet http://textile.thresholdstate.com/ http://hobix.com/textile/quick.html
  • lectures
    • not started “suggest lecture” link above lecture list
    • not started conversion to pdf
    • not started multiple authors
  • rooms registration
    • not started log
    • not started commit stresstests to repository, add more stresstests for the future
  • translation
    • [frozen] implement django translation system
    • not started implement language switching
  • testing / user testing
  • deployment
    • in progress update section of readme
  • system state switching
    • not started add effective support for system switching by admins during runtime
    • not started block registration after 150 users was accepted
  • other tasks
    • not started old database backup
    • not started correct mimetypes
    • not started summary view for admins
    • not started ugly form in password recovery
    • not started favicon
    • in progress humanize (!)
  • important before deployment
    • [frozen] all mails should have correct footer
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