How to Use the Development Template - Revision history

Aidan Williamson at 16:25, 13 November 2019

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	#If you would like to embed a burndown graph for your project, see [[Burndown]]. This requires [[OSE Developer Team]] skill level, so contact info at opensourceecology dot org for help		#If you would like to embed a burndown graph for your project, see [[Burndown]]. This requires [[OSE Developer Team]] skill level, so contact info at opensourceecology dot org for help

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Marcin: /* Usage */

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Usage

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	#If you would like to embed a burndown graph for your project, see [[Burndown]]		#If you would like to embed a burndown graph for your project, see [[Burndown]]. This requires [[OSE Developer Team]] skill level, so contact info at opensourceecology dot org for help

Marcin at 17:29, 30 May 2018

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	=Intro=		=Intro=
	To document according to best practice standards such as those presented in [[Building Open Source Hardware]] by Alicia Gibb.		To document according to best practice standards such as those presented in [[Building Open Source Hardware]] by Alicia Gibb, OSE uses the [[Development_Spreadsheet_Template#Simple_Template]].

			=Usage=
			To use the template:
			#Make a copy of the spreadsheet by clicking edit under the template. You will be taken to a Google Spreadsheet. Make a Copy of it in your own Google Drive - and now you can start editing the template.
			#To document a project fully, fill in as much information content as you have available. Critical aspects of the template are CAD, BOM, and Build Instructions - as the absolute minimum for replicating a project. Replicability is determined by the quality of these 3 documentation assets.
			#There are 20 items in the template. Each item in blue text is a hyperlink that tells you what information is necessary and what are the best practices for documentation.
			#Document each item using a separate page on the wiki, titled Project_Name_Documentation_Item - where Documentation Item is the item you are documenting, such as Tractor_BOM. The wiki page would be https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Tractor_BOM
			#Use the blue column (Link to Work Product) to link to your asset, such as https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Tractor_BOM
			#In the last column, document the state of completion from 0-10, with 10 being complete.
			#Embed this spreadsheet on a page with URL https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Project_Name_Development, where Project_Name is the name of your project.
			#Includ an edit link under the spreadsheet.
			#Open up permissions in your spreadsheet for open editing. Don't worry about spam - unwanted edits can be reversed
			#If you would like to embed a burndown graph for your project, see [[Burndown]]

Marcin: Created page with "=Intro= To document according to best practice standards such as those presented in Building Open Source Hardware by Alicia Gibb."

2018-05-30T17:21:07Z

Created page with "=Intro= To document according to best practice standards such as those presented in Building Open Source Hardware by Alicia Gibb."

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=Intro=
To document according to best practice standards such as those presented in [[Building Open Source Hardware]] by Alicia Gibb.