Open moschlar opened 11 years ago
I'm also heavily interested in resources injection for ajax loaded partials containing TW2 widgets, it has been one of my core issues on any medium/big website with performance requirements:
I'm interested in closing (competently) as many tickets as possible, but I'd especially like to:
I can probably help with the rrd stuff with some assistance. I use rrdtool a lot (but I use rrdtool not PyRRD which, uses rrdtool anyhow). I'm keen to move from the standard piping 'rrdtool graph' image which I do now to using tw2.rrd but its not there yet for non-trivial graphs.
Another suggestion, make jqGrid events work (or document them if they do already).
Also, should the protovis graphs be changed over to use d3? protovis is no longer being developed.
Just an update, @moschlar and I decided to postpone the sprint until the end of August.
Now gentlepeople, the time is now, the place is, erm, everywhere, so let's get going! :D
Hooray!
Also, should the protovis graphs be changed over to use d3? protovis is no longer being developed.
Hey @csmall, it should be switched over.. but someone just has to make the time to do it. :) There is already a tw2.d3 package, it just needs to be fleshed out with more widgets. I'd be glad to give you commit access if you'd like to push directly to it.
On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 07:30:34AM -0700, Ralph Bean wrote:
Hey @csmall, it should be switched over.. but someone just has to make the time to do it. :) There is already a tw2.d3 package, it just needs to be fleshed out with more widgets. I'd be glad to give you commit access if you'd like to push directly to it. I'll have a look at it and see if there is something I can do there.
There is a hacking sprint on ToscaWidgets 2 scheduled for
June 6th through June 8thAugust 26th through 28th.This issue shall be used to collect ideas for features/goals that should be considered to be done during the sprint.
Reported by @moschlar:
Reported by @amol-:
Reported by @ralphbean:
tw2.sqla
, but I'm not touching it ;)Flask- turns out we never had a flask tutorialunittest.TestCase
. See #94.