A tool to nurture hack ideas into projects and then collaborate on them. It's used during SUSEs hackweek, a week where SUSE engineers can experiment without limits and get their opportunity to innovate, collaborate across teams, and learn.
- Admins can add hackweeks
- Users create ideas for a hackweek
- Users can like and comment on ideas
- Users can join ideas turning them into projects
- Users can supplement projects with files, links, agenda items and "needs"
- Users can supplement themselves with "haves"
- Ideas/Projects "needs" are matched to Users "haves"
- Admins can rate project results
Sphinx (searchd) must be installed. No need to configure and launch it
separately, everything will be taken care of with rake ts:regenerate.
As our project involves somewhat complicated setup (MySQL and Shpinx search) for a development environment, we have created Vagrantfile to get you up and running.
- Install VirtualBox and vagrant
- Install vagrant-exec plugin:
vagrant plugin install vagrant-exec- Start our openSUSE 42.3 based virtual machine with vagrant
vagrant up- Launch the application
vagrant exec foreman start- Access the appliaction as usual
xdg-open http://localhost:3000vagrant exec rspec- Send pull request
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Remote connection to the virtual machine is available with vagrant ssh. You
can run single-shot remote commands like vagrant exec rake db:migrate. If you
are done hacking you can stop the virtual machine with vagrant halt and
remove all traces of it with vagrant destroy.
- Design mockups of the rails app are in the design directory.
- The project list for HackWeek9 is in the Wiki.
- There are some tools in the tool directory.
- Data of past hackweeks is in the archive directory.
- The source of the old webpage is in the gh-pages branch.