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TargetDev Revival
Posted on 11 Jan 2012Currently I am working on a small side project which I have started somewhere in 2008. Targetdev is a project management tool, which contains the following features:
- projects
- versions
- categories
- ticket registration system
- history log
In the older version, most of the features worked pretty straight forward. However, one side on where the project was kind of lacking it were 2 things:
- reporting
- user interface
To revive the project, I am implementing a complete new ajax layer. This ajax layer connects the user interface with the database. This in conjunction with jquery, it should make the transitions a bit more smooth (rather then loading up complete lists).
Currently I am re-working on the project list, which contains the features of:
- listing projects with different views
- adding / editing a project
Once this layer has been completed, it will most likely be that the other functions will go a bit smoother to implement. Since versions works similar as projects, same goes for categories.
The only part that would work a bit different is the ticket / history log section. I am not sure how this would be easy to implement. Hwoever, the original project was pretty straight forward when it comes to adding tickets and adding a history log (feedback for the ticket etc).
The challenge lies with automaticly updating them (through ajax). But this should work similar as adding/editing a project. So once that ajax layer is implemented (which is around 50% completed), the rest should just follow along nicely.
This project is something I need to finish up first, since there are some projects in development which rely on this tool (reasonexperts.com being one of them).