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oqtane / DNF.Projects

Sample Oqtane module demonstrating a scheduled job and JSInterop visualizations using Chart.js. This module powers the trend analysis on https://dnfprojects.org.
https://dnfprojects.org/
MIT License
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Suggestion: Add Link to GitHub project in codebase #1

Closed SeanKilleen closed 3 years ago

SeanKilleen commented 3 years ago

I suggest adding something to this line along the lines of "Check out the project on GitHub!" with a link to this repo.

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I tried to submit a pull request, but I've looked for the text and where it might be and I can't find it anywhere in the rep yet. Happy to do a PR if someone points me in the right direction.

sbwalker commented 3 years ago

This repo contains the source code for a sample module for the Oqtane framework. It is intended to demonstrate how to build an advanced module using JavaScript libraries and scheduled jobs. It is not specific to the .NET Foundation - it could be used by anyone who is interested in creating a data driven dashboard. This module is also installed in an instance of Oqtane running on the https://dnfprojects.azurewebsites.net website for the purposes of visualizing information related to .NET Foundation projects.

SeanKilleen commented 3 years ago

Perhaps I'm confused.

In this tweet: https://twitter.com/sbwalker/status/1296931250872168450?s=19

You mentioned that this repository was the location for the site that is located at https://dnfprojects.azurewebsites.net/

If I want to make a PR to resolve the issue I note above, where should I submit that?

Thanks in advance!

sbwalker commented 3 years ago

In your Tweet you asked where the source code was located which was used to capture and visualize the data... which is the module in this repo so I posted the link on Twitter as a reply.

The website is hosted in Azure and is running Oqtane - which has some CMS capabilities, so the content you are referring to is stored in a database - it does not exist in a Github repo.

I hope that answers your question.

SeanKilleen commented 3 years ago

Ah, I see. Thank you -- I'll close this, but instead will file a separate issue as I do not believe a CMS behind a login is an appropriate fit for an open-source community project associated with the Foundation. (this is not a dig on you; I believe the intentions are noble here. 👍)