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Future - Sparkline Graphs #18

Open TheHumaneClub opened 14 years ago

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

http://omnipotent.net/jquery.sparkline/ We need to implement these spark line graphs for project dashboard and some other pages. There are many ways to do sparkline graphs including spark_pr We need to select one which is lightest to load and create.

  1. Open tasks
  2. Alerts

http://www.highcharts.com/

http://deadprogrammersociety.blogspot.com/2010/01/sparkline-some-interest-with-ruby-on.html

tispratik commented 14 years ago

Graph 1 - We can do something similar to what GITHUB has done. A 52 week participation graph for COEDIT, TASK, RESEARCHFEED, FILES. We can map activity level for each entity basing on alerts model.

Note graph 1 type is in all 4 graphs.

  1. 52 week participation like github for tasks. How many open tasks for a given day
  2. 52 week participation like github for coedits. How many coedits updated for a given day
  3. 52 week participation like github for researchfeeds. How many RFs added for a given day
  4. 52 week participation like github for Files. How many files added for a given day

For Graph 1 we can use bar graph similar to in GIT HUB with 3 color = added, updated, deleted

tispratik commented 14 years ago

Graph 2 - use similar graph PER task / coedit / researchfeed / files. a 15 day participation bar graph which measures if updates done to each entity. We can use ALERTS for this again.

TheHumaneClub commented 14 years ago

Made a sample picture of what we need in a graph https://github.com/downloads/tispratik/BS/dashboard.PNG Its completely based on ALERTS. Probably we should add a table which maintains the counts.