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# People who make websites, is on MDN, and wants to learn if a feature is supported | |||
# Browser vendors representatives who want to update their product’s support data | |||
# People who make contributions to MDN | |||
# People who work on translating MDN content | |||
# People in projects who wants to use compatibility data into their app | |||
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ref: [http://www.romanpichler.com/blog/the-product-vision-board/ The Product-Vision Board] | |||
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* View up to date feature support table embedded within MDN ☆ | * View up to date feature support table embedded within MDN ☆ | ||
* Add/Edit a given feature entry within | * Add/Edit a given feature entry within MDN ☆ | ||
* A way to input/import data (outside of MDN) | * A way to input/import data (outside of MDN) | ||
** Scraping MDN ☆ | ** Scraping MDN ☆ | ||
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=== Components === | === Components === | ||
(most likely | (most likely incomplete) | ||
# Display | # Display data at most recent state | ||
# Search current data, by Feature, Author, Browser | # Search current data, by Feature, Author, Browser | ||
# Search Data entry events, by Feature, Author, Browser | # Search Data entry events, by Feature, Author, Browser | ||
# Compile | # Compile data view as the sum of data entries between an initial state and the entry events applied in an ordered manner | ||
# Render an HTML representation of the data (may or may not have more than one HTML format) | # Render an HTML representation of the data (may or may not have more than one HTML format) | ||
# Accept writes only if authenticated to trusted authentication provider | # Accept writes only if authenticated to trusted authentication provider | ||
# Contribution data types: | # Contribution data types: | ||
## | ## Feature (i.e. ''border-radius'') | ||
## | ### Supports (i.e. ''Basic Support'' of ''border-radius'') | ||
## | ## Specification | ||
## | ## Browser | ||
### Browser Version | |||
## | ## Note | ||
# Frontend JavaScript client | # Frontend JavaScript client | ||
## add editing capabilities from MDN embed | ## add editing capabilities from MDN embed | ||
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The following type of data is subject for edit events and moderation may be required on a given event. | The following type of data is subject for edit events and moderation may be required on a given event. | ||
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* Individual entry, triggered from external site | * Individual entry, triggered from external site | ||
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It means we may want to focus on a system that helps us browser data change events. | |||
==== Search ==== | ==== Search ==== | ||
Revision as of 18:31, 25 September 2015
FOR DISCUSSION: This document is currently a re-hash of the deliverables. It will most likely be updated after a discussion with the development team.
Vision
Objective of this document
In order to help us structure the work and communicate better with other stakeholders, we may want to follow the Agile Manifesto guidelines
This document should be viewed as a summary of the project priorities to assist us in the decision process.
It is meant to follow the objectives of a Project Vision document defined by the Scrum Alliance.
« Every Scrum project needs a product vision that acts as the project’s true north, sets the direction and guides the Scrum team. It is the overarching goal everyone must share – Product Owner, ScrumMaster, team, management, customers and other stakeholders. As Ken Schwaber puts it: “The minimum plan necessary to start a Scrum project consists of a vision and a Product Backlog. The vision describes why the project is being undertaken and what the desired end state is.” (Schwaber 2004, p. 68) »
Please keep this document as short as possible to reflect the current project direction regardless of the phase we are in.
Vision Board
Serve feature compatibility information across multiple outlets and formats without data duplication
| Target group | Needs | Product | Value |
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Expanded vision notes
Which customer needs will the product address?
Priorities are marked by a star (☆)
- View up to date feature support table embedded within MDN ☆
- Add/Edit a given feature entry within MDN ☆
- A way to input/import data (outside of MDN)
- Scraping MDN ☆
- Individual contribution
- Bulk data entry that may span many features (some features may or may not exist)
- A way to maintain the data (outside of MDN)
- Search by Feature, Contributor, Specification
- Individual contribution (i.e. contributor, time of contribution, contribution data)
- Bulk data entry that may span many features (some features may or may not exist)
- Erase one or many contributions
- Labels so we can support same data display in multiple languages
Which product attributes are critical to satisfying the needs selected, and therefore for the success of the product?
- Seamless communication flow between separate web applications
- Every translated article should display the same compatibility data, but translated in the current locale
- Erasing contributions should adjust internal data representation to the sum of all contributions, in the order they’ve been inserted, modulo the erased entries
- Import data should be structurally identical to the data Export output
- Data input format should be structurally identical for both bulk and individual contribution
- Data should not store localized labels
- Ability to snapshot data ("export")
- Ability to restore service quickly
How does the product compare against existing products, both from competitors and the same company? What are the product’s unique selling points?
No feature for feature equivalent found yet
What is the target timeframe and budget to develop and launch the product?
TODO
System properties
Components
(most likely incomplete)
- Display data at most recent state
- Search current data, by Feature, Author, Browser
- Search Data entry events, by Feature, Author, Browser
- Compile data view as the sum of data entries between an initial state and the entry events applied in an ordered manner
- Render an HTML representation of the data (may or may not have more than one HTML format)
- Accept writes only if authenticated to trusted authentication provider
- Contribution data types:
- Feature (i.e. border-radius)
- Supports (i.e. Basic Support of border-radius)
- Specification
- Browser
- Browser Version
- Note
- Feature (i.e. border-radius)
- Frontend JavaScript client
- add editing capabilities from MDN embed
- convert data entry into a "contribution packet" to send to the API
Properties that has common attributes
Common properties should indicate the system dependencies and, therefore, makes them critical to supporting other features of the system as a whole.
Data entry events
As stated in critical attributes above;
Erasing contributions should adjust internal data representation to the sum of all contributions, in the order they’ve been inserted, modulo the erased entries
The following type of data is subject for edit events and moderation may be required on a given event.
In their respective contexts;
- Bulk (i.e. event data adds/edits more than one data type)
- Individual entry
- Individual entry, triggered from external site
- Initial import
It means we may want to focus on a system that helps us browser data change events.
Search
Search capability is required for two different contexts: Current data, Contribution event log.
Compile a data view as the sum of data entries
Each visualization of the data, regardless of their format, is the result of changes that has been made on a given resource (e.g. Feature, Specification, Browser, Labels)
In order to support moderation, and the underlying need to allow removal of unaccepted data, we must have a system that handles ways to apply changes in an ordered manner.