The Radar is a document that sets out the changes that are currently interesting regarding software development.
It is published by a company called Thoughtworks.
You can find more information about it here.
I have developed this radar because in many organizations we want to document the usage of technologies in an easy way. People who wants to document something just need to push a new md file in the repository.
The tech radar is built based on the elements specified in the content folder :
To add new content to the radar :
- Create a new md file under the desired category folder in the
contentfolder- languages-frameworks
- platforms
- techniques
- tools
- Add meta data to the file in the front matter (in toml format)
+++
name= [name of the concept]
image= [relative image url]
category= [Languages-Frameworks or Platforms or Techniques or Tools]
ring= [Strategic or Essencial or Potencial or Deprecated]
type="post"
layout="details"
+++- Add details to the file
What is it ?: Describe the concept / technologyWhy ?: Explain why is it useful and whenFor who ?: Make a list of roles that could be positively impacted by this technology (ex: Product Owner, Developers, ...)Resources: Useful resources on this technologyContacts: Make a list of teams or people using the technology (people that could help on the topic in the near future)
A file should look like this :
+++
name= "Angular"
image= "/images/languages-frameworks/angular.png"
category= "Languages-Frameworks"
ring= "Essential"
type="post"
layout="details"
+++
# What is it ?
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# Why ?
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# For who ?
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* Nulla mattis metus a turpis fermentum, at fermentum mauris porttitor.
* Morbi porttitor magna dictum condimentum faucibus.
* Donec eget diam pharetra, hendrerit velit quis, sodales massa.
* Sed dictum nunc eu ipsum consequat, ac rutrum lectus consequat.
* Duis ut arcu mollis, pellentesque lacus eu, malesuada ante.
# Resources
- [Cheat sheet](https://angular.io/guide/cheatsheet)
- [Learn angular](https://hackr.io/tutorials/learn-angular)
# Resources (Portuguese)
Once you have created a new file, you can push it. The related item will be presented on the radar.
If you want to customize the rendering of the radar, the javascript source code of the radar is available here
To integrate the built code you have to : Paste the generated script in the
/layouts/_default/radar.htmlscript part
Install hugo or simply add the binary file at the root of the repository
hugo -w server
hugo --config prod.toml