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dev:hackfest:eg2013 [2013/04/09 00:10] – [Afternoon: hacking for fun and fame (or infamy)] gmcharlton | dev:hackfest:eg2013 [2013/04/09 15:06] – [Morning: Install fest / intro to devs] dbs | ||
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| Testing & sign-off walkthrough: | | Testing & sign-off walkthrough: | ||
| TPAC hacking basics | | 1 hour / Morning | dbs | | | | TPAC hacking basics | | 1 hour / Morning | dbs | | | ||
- | | TPAC: Allow URLs in marc field 856 to be used | [[https:// | + | | TPAC: Allow URLs in marc field 856 to be used | [[https:// |
- | | Move OS-based prerequisites to own Makefile.install | | 2hr | Dyrcona | Split Makefile.install into separate files for Debian, Fedora, etc. Both Evergreen and OpenSRF | | + | | Move OS-based prerequisites to own Makefile.install | | 2hr | Dyrcona, dbs | Split Makefile.install into separate files for Debian, Fedora, etc. Both Evergreen and OpenSRF | |
| Building development images on Ubuntu. | | 1hr | Dyrcona | If anyone is interested, I can show them what I do to make development VMs and install evergreen. | | | Building development images on Ubuntu. | | 1hr | Dyrcona | If anyone is interested, I can show them what I do to make development VMs and install evergreen. | | ||
| Write example unit tests, structured in a way that enables them to participate in a test framework. | | The whole day | schan_yvr | There are three prototypical set of unit tests to write, based on the languages Javascript, Perl, and PL/pgSQL. The unit tests would serve as examples for developers to write their own to accompany their contributing fixes and features. //dbs says// There are existing Perl tests in [[http:// | | Write example unit tests, structured in a way that enables them to participate in a test framework. | | The whole day | schan_yvr | There are three prototypical set of unit tests to write, based on the languages Javascript, Perl, and PL/pgSQL. The unit tests would serve as examples for developers to write their own to accompany their contributing fixes and features. //dbs says// There are existing Perl tests in [[http:// |
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