Sprints

Sprint #1 (May 7-18, 2018)

Sprint Planning / Details

Participants

(NOTE: Please refrain from signing up until the Sprint dates are finalized. This will ensure you are able to contribute during the Sprint. An announcement will be sent to mailing lists & Slack when signup is open/available. In the meantime, you are welcome to comment on this Sprint or the framework via comments to this Wiki page)

Terrence W Brady
[Your Name here]

Sprint Coaches

Coaches should be available during the full sprint for help getting up to speed / answering questions / debugging issues / pair programming requests, etc.

Art Lowel (Atmire)
Andrea Bollini (4Science) and Luigi Andrea Pascarelli (4Science) (alternately)
Tim Donohue

Resources

DSpace 7 Angular UI
- Codebase (master branch): https://github.com/DSpace/dspace-angular (See README for details)
- Demo site: https://dspace7-demo.atmire.com/
DSpace 7 REST API
- Codebase (master branch): https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace (See README for more details)
- Demo site: https://dspace7.4science.it/dspace-spring-rest/
- REST Contract: https://github.com/DSpace/Rest7Contract
- DSpace 7 REST: Coding DSpace Objects
DSpace 7 Learning Resources
- DSpace 7 - Angular UI Development : Getting started with DSpace 7 UI (aka dspace-angular) and how to contribute
- DSpace 7 UI Technology Stack : Overview of technologies we are using, and links to third party resources
- OR2017 DSpace Angular Workshop : Angular UI Training Workshop resources (slides and hands-on activities) from the OR2017 conference in Brisbane, Australia.
  - The beginning of this workshop was also presented as a tutorial at the 2017 North American User Group meeting (at Georgetown University). Video of that tutorial is available at http://youtube.com/watch?v=c4AJ8HeZzcw
Contributing Code to DSpace
- Code Style Guide (for Java / REST API)
  - For Angular UI we follow the official Angular.io Style Guide
- Code Contribution Guidelines (currently more specific to Java / REST API)

Sprint Schedule

Weekly Kickoff Meeting (each Monday)
- Sprint Participants (or a representative from your organization) should attend the Sprint Week Kickoff Meeting in DSpace Meeting Room.
  - Anyone unable to attend must touch base with the Sprint Coordinator (Tim Donohue) via another means (Slack, DSpace Meeting Room, email, etc) for any necessary information.
- The goal of the Kickoff meeting is to:
  - Touch base & finalize plans / goals for the Sprint week (i.e. ensure everyone is on the same page)
  - Ensure all participants have assigned tasks, and any necessary support/resources to begin their work
  - As necessary, go through expectations / protocols of the Sprint (e.g. Contributing code via PRs, Where to ask for help/support, Meeting schedule for week, etc)
  - Address or discuss any questions that sprint participants may have

Daily Standups via Slack: On each day of the sprint (Tues-Fri), prior to 15:00 UTC, each participant should report their status update in the Slack #dev channel. This will act as our daily "standup" meeting.

Template (feel free to copy and paste into Slack and fill in the details)

[DSpace 7 Sprint]
Tasks completed: 
  * List ticket titles / links that you completed (since your last update)
  * Please include brief textual description
Working on:
  * List ticket titles / links that you plan to work on next (or continue work on)
  * Please include brief textual description
Blockers:
  * Is there anything blocking your progress today? Give a brief textual description

Additional meetings may be scheduled as necessary

Support Options

Requests for help / questions can be asked on Slack (#dev channel).
The DSpace Meeting Room may also be used to do pair programming / screen sharing / ad hoc meetings / support. Keep in mind we only have the one room, so be sure to share it with others if they need it.