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Note: this is slightly modified version of: post [0] on my blog. |
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Another iteration finished, demo[1] updated, some new features |
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implemented. The new features are: |
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* Support for returning developers – it’s simply allowing recruiters |
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to demote mentors back to recruits. |
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* Support for project lead approval – each user can have nick |
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(his/her nick as Gentoo developer). Recruits are given (possibly many) |
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“project acceptances”. Project can be marked as accepted or not-accepted |
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(begins as not-accepted). Acceptance also has a nick of user who can |
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change it’s state. Application has listings of recruits waiting for you |
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acceptance. |
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I rewrote seed to make it cleaner (and moved user and question data to |
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external YAML files). |
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I made the gem[2] adding OpenID support to Hobo work. I had to make a |
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little fix[3] to Hobo to achieve it, so currently it works only with |
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version of Hobo from GitHub. The bad thing about it is that I decided to |
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work on OpenID story after it turned out to be problematic on my own. I |
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should have written to mentors that I have problems with OpenID and ask |
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them what to do in this situation. The result is I spent 12h working on |
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OpenID (I planned 4) and didn’t finish it (just having it work isn’t |
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enough). |
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[0] http://ahenobarbi.wordpress.com/2010/06/28/weekly-report-6/ |
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[1] http://fierce-dusk-37.heroku.com/ |
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[2] http://github.com/ahenobarbi/hobo_openid |
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[3] |
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http://github.com/tablatom/hobo/commit/74f63bbcf60e787c0a300311d7f0a3f82e8930d0 |
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Joachim |
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