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[https://storyboard.openstack.org Storyboard] is a task tracker for OpenStack.
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[https://storyboard.openstack.org Storyboard] is a task tracker used in the OpenStack community for managing work.  
  
We have a test instance over [https://storyboard-dev.openstack.org here] if you'd like to play around with it!
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The community is undergoing a migration from the legacy task tracker (Launchpad) to StoryBoard. If you are looking for details on this migration see the section: 'Migrating to StoryBoard'.
  
If you want an introduction to OpenStack, this is a good project to start with, as the team is small and friendly (even if we say that ourselves). If you like web-development with AngularJS, or you like Python, please say hello in #storyboard! If not, please say hello in #storyboard; it makes us feel popular.
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Please Note: We are a small team- based in the UK & US. If things seem too quiet, it might just be a case of different timezones. Stick around!
 
 
Please Note: Much of the StoryBoard development team is currently based in the UK. If things seem too quiet, it might just be a case of different timezones. Stick around!
 
  
 
== Weekly Meetings ==
 
== Weekly Meetings ==
  
* Meetings are weekly on Wednesdays at 19:00 UTC in #openstack-meeting
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* Meetings are weekly on Thursday at 18:00 UTC in #storyboard
 
** http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/#StoryBoard_Meeting
 
** http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/#StoryBoard_Meeting
 
* [[Meetings/StoryBoard|Add topics to our meeting agenda here]]
 
* [[Meetings/StoryBoard|Add topics to our meeting agenda here]]
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== Communication==
 
== Communication==
  
In our highly distributed community (and team), communication is the most important skill you could have. So please! Join the conversation :)  
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In our highly distributed community (and team), communication is the most important skill you could have. So please! Join the conversation :) Don't be scared, we are nice people!  
 
 
For StoryBoard, we have our own #storyboard channel on freenode in IRC for all conversations related to our wonderful task tracker! If you have any questions about usage or getting involved please feel free to drop in!
 
  
If you don't have an IRC client set up, you can access our [http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=storyboard freenode channel here]
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For StoryBoard, we have our own #storyboard channel on the OFTC network in IRC for all conversations related to our wonderful task tracker! If you have any questions about usage or getting involved please feel free to drop in!
  
We also make use of the openstack-dev and openstack-infra mailing lists for more asynchronous communication. Please use the tag [StoryBoard] in the subject header to get our attention :)  
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We also make use of the openstack-discuss and opendev service-discuss mailing lists for more asynchronous communication. Please use the tag [StoryBoard] in the subject header to get our attention :)  
  
 
==Contributing to StoryBoard==
 
==Contributing to StoryBoard==
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* [[StoryBoard/Story_Types]] -- how we'll track bugs, features, and other story types
 
* [[StoryBoard/Story_Types]] -- how we'll track bugs, features, and other story types
 
* [[StoryBoard/Notifications]] -- plans for notifications spec
 
* [[StoryBoard/Notifications]] -- plans for notifications spec
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Alternate solutions:
 
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==Migrating to StoryBoard==
 
==Migrating to StoryBoard==
  
So you're migrating to StoryBoard from Launchpad? There is documentation on this process [https://docs.openstack.org/infra/storyboard/migration.html here]. Please feel free to ask questions in our #storyboard IRC channel as you go through this process. We are here to help and excited to have you!  
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So you're migrating to StoryBoard from Launchpad? There is documentation on this process [https://docs.openstack.org/infra/storyboard/migration.html here]. Please feel free to ask questions in our #storyboard IRC channel as you go through this process. We are here to help and excited to have you!
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We are obviously undergoing a migration as a community to using StoryBoard. If you are curious about [https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/board/45 progress you can follow it here].
  
 
== Past Meetup Discussions & Other Design Documents==
 
== Past Meetup Discussions & Other Design Documents==

Latest revision as of 21:36, 28 June 2021

Storyboard is a task tracker used in the OpenStack community for managing work.

The community is undergoing a migration from the legacy task tracker (Launchpad) to StoryBoard. If you are looking for details on this migration see the section: 'Migrating to StoryBoard'.

Please Note: We are a small team- based in the UK & US. If things seem too quiet, it might just be a case of different timezones. Stick around!

Weekly Meetings

Communication

In our highly distributed community (and team), communication is the most important skill you could have. So please! Join the conversation :) Don't be scared, we are nice people!

For StoryBoard, we have our own #storyboard channel on the OFTC network in IRC for all conversations related to our wonderful task tracker! If you have any questions about usage or getting involved please feel free to drop in!

We also make use of the openstack-discuss and opendev service-discuss mailing lists for more asynchronous communication. Please use the tag [StoryBoard] in the subject header to get our attention :)

Contributing to StoryBoard

Contributor Guide

If you haven't contributed to any OpenStack project before, please start with our Contributor Guide!

After you've completed the guide please join us in our channel: #storyboard

If you need help with anything in the Guide, please contact the First Contact SIG

Developer Docs

When developing StoryBoard, its incredibly helpful to be able to spin up a local version to test your changes (and hopefully those of others). The documentation here explains how you can run your own StoryBoard locally.

Other Important Links

Useful Sites For Web Development

Most OpenStack engineers are more experienced in systems engineering and less aware of common web development tools; here are some sites that the OpenStack web development specialists recommend:

- https://css-tricks.com

- http://railsforzombies.org/

- http://docs.emmet.io/abbreviations/ http://emmet.io/

- https://www.smashingmagazine.com/

- http://codepen.io/

- https://egghead.io/

- http://www.cssmatic.com/ (interactive examples)

- http://www.color-hex.com/ (includes code examples; assumes knowledge of colour theory) http://www.colourdetails.com (takes longer to load, includes examples, explains theory)

- https://news.ycombinator.com/ (okay this is general news)

Storyboard Schema & API

Quick reference for developers (thanks, griff!). Needs updating with boards and worklists

Other Documentation


Alternate solutions:

Migrating to StoryBoard

So you're migrating to StoryBoard from Launchpad? There is documentation on this process here. Please feel free to ask questions in our #storyboard IRC channel as you go through this process. We are here to help and excited to have you!

We are obviously undergoing a migration as a community to using StoryBoard. If you are curious about progress you can follow it here.

Past Meetup Discussions & Other Design Documents