ThatGeoGuy / ENGO500

A repository for the 4th year project course (ENGO 500). The project involves using sensors to develop an Internet of Things (IoT) application using the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standard (currently in draft).
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Progress Report - Presentation #39

Closed ThatGeoGuy closed 10 years ago

ThatGeoGuy commented 10 years ago

The presentation should be prepared and should provide some demo of how we are sending / receiving data from the server. The presentation itself is being created using D3JS and StackJS.

ThatGeoGuy commented 10 years ago

I'm currently writing a version of the presentation on the ENGO500-Webserver on the progress-report-presentation branch. I opted to put the presentation there, since @b-en and myself can then directly link pages rendered as they would be on the actual server. I will eventually move the branch over to master, but it is not yet mature enough to go into the master branch, as the presentation is still more or less a template of different types of slides / styles that can be made.

@kathleen-a @acummins @hnanduri92 I've now added you all as collaborators on the presentation; however, I would not oppose if you guys just sent me the information you wanted to display on the presentation so I could later format it. This should save you all the time of having to learn how to use stack.js / edit HTML and CSS directly, but if you want to edit the document directly the option is open.

I would also like to add that I like the idea of using D3 / stack.js to make presentation documents, as they are easily parse-able by git, which means I can view diffs and make edits directly to the text. It makes for a surprisingly convenient and open workflow when dealing with collaborative editing.

As a final remark, should I leave this issue open, open a similar issue on the other repository, or both? I feel that dealing with issues regarding reports in the main ENGO500 repo makes sense, but in this case we're hosting it on the ENGO500-Webserver so as to make hosting demos simple. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

ThatGeoGuy commented 10 years ago

lol at not closing this until now. Thanks @acummins