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A machine dashboard should include - | A dashboard is a descriptive identifier that communicates important progress overview to topential collaborators. A machine dashboard or label should include - | ||
*OSHW – The tag that identifies the entire project as open source hardware | *OSHW – The tag that identifies the entire project as open source hardware | ||
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*Project Name – Something unique that identifies the specific project | *Project Name – Something unique that identifies the specific project | ||
*Version – An alpha-numeric code that increments at milestones | *Version – An alpha-numeric code that increments at milestones | ||
*Completion Status – The general maturity level of the project | *Completion Status – The general maturity level of the project. | ||
*Version Date – Last time the version number changed | *Version Date – Last time the version number changed | ||
* | *License – Any terms of use or licensing compatible with the latest version of the open source hardware definition | ||
*Summary – The project pitch – short (140 characters?) | *Summary – The project pitch – short (140 characters?) | ||
*Keywords – A comma separated list of synonyms – tags for search engine optimization | *Keywords – A comma separated list of synonyms – tags for search engine optimization | ||
*Description – The detailed description of the project | *Description – The detailed description of the project | ||
*Predecessors – This project descended from… | *Predecessors – This project descended from… At best, this should be a version tree | ||
*Content Location – A URL to the main project repository | *Content Location – A URL to the main project repository | ||
Latest revision as of 21:11, 19 June 2015
A dashboard is a descriptive identifier that communicates important progress overview to topential collaborators. A machine dashboard or label should include -
- OSHW – The tag that identifies the entire project as open source hardware
- Entity – The organization or person responsible for the project
- Project Name – Something unique that identifies the specific project
- Version – An alpha-numeric code that increments at milestones
- Completion Status – The general maturity level of the project.
- Version Date – Last time the version number changed
- License – Any terms of use or licensing compatible with the latest version of the open source hardware definition
- Summary – The project pitch – short (140 characters?)
- Keywords – A comma separated list of synonyms – tags for search engine optimization
- Description – The detailed description of the project
- Predecessors – This project descended from… At best, this should be a version tree
- Content Location – A URL to the main project repository
Beyond these, group members also targeted other metadescriptors that would be helpful for turning up the right project:
- Difficulty Level
- Author / Contributors
- Required Tools
- Approximate Cost
- Required Space
Protocol
To post a dashboard:
- Use Dashboard Template. Click edit below the template to access the spreadsheet. Make a copy of the spreadsheet.
- Fill out the spreadsheet.
- Start a wiki page named Dashboard - Machine/Module Name
- Link to your wiki page from the Development Board for the specific Machine/Module