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Moonsheep digitizes huge, messy paper and PDF archives through crowdsourcing and cutting edge technology.
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As a developer, I want to implement a proof of concept of the PyBossa feature extensions we've implemented. #85

Closed georgeslabreche closed 6 years ago

georgeslabreche commented 7 years ago

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA: The demo project should showcase the following features:

QUESTIONS:

KrzysztofMadejski commented 7 years ago

How invested do we want to be with UX?

If you are asking about how all this subtasking and validation should be defined: for MVP I'd start with having all of that in the code.

But it would be good to show results in the admin dashboard (how many tasks are verified), how much data is verified?

georgeslabreche commented 7 years ago

Hmm, for the dashboard we'd have to reflectively process the models created by the developer. Unless I am overthinking it?

KrzysztofMadejski commented 7 years ago

reflectively process the models

I don't get this sentence. What does it mean, what would be the effect?

georgeslabreche commented 7 years ago

How are we making the dashboard flexible enough account for all models that a dev can create? I guess we have just have framework/template around trackig task statuses.

KrzysztofMadejski commented 7 years ago

Oh yes. That's a good question.

Regarding statistics: For MVP I would just rely on statistics on tasks/documents. Ie. verified tasks / Total number of tasks (it can raise while the project runs) and verified documents / documents imported (so called amount of data verified). It is something different because of the possibility to create subtasks dynamically. That would require the notion of "document" (apart from existing task).

Regarding UX related to verification: what about manual verification #5 ? This would require to show data sent, but not necessarily in a model view.

KrzysztofMadejski commented 6 years ago

We have addressed that in dedicated issues: #16 #23