Project


Graphical representation of the Citability architecture

 

I figure we will have several levels of projects at the codeathon:

 

  1. Standard discussions: Citations in general, page markup, parsers, archive server cloning, dataset citations, URL formats
  2. DEMO: CMS Adapters that publish the data with the proper URLs and formatted data (like for .Net, Wordpress, Drupal, and DotNetNuke)
  3. DEMO: Archive servers and cloud services (like  Azure, ODGI, EC2, and Ubuntu's cloud)
  4. Future demos: Projects that could be built on this citable data (like Annotation tools, Video Tagging)

 

Volunteer Task list         Coding Task List

 

 

Project List

Project name WebPage Link! CREATE A PAGE!
 Project Team (lead in BOLD)
 Description Codeathon Progress
Markup for widgets that pull from live datasets
  
  Mr Flip from infochimps
 MARCH 20-21
  
Bazaar archive setup on Azure
 Bazaar on Azure setup
Jon Udell
   
 Import and archiving of citable dataset in OGDI / Sharepoint
Citable datasets in OGDI		 Vlad,
Jason		 4/8 - DC  In progress. 
Creating archive server of ubuntu and EC2 AMI
 Bazaar Archive Server David Strauss MARCH 20-21
 In progress.  See launchpad details on link
Sharepoint demo for AU
  

 

    
IE browser plugin for Citability
   Reframeit team
    
 PDF scraper and parser of legal documents
   Brian Gannon
March 20-21
 
VIdeo Citation and Tagging tool
   Kurt Bollacker
   
Bazaar API wrapper
  
  Ben and David
    
Drupal Project
 Drupal Project  
    
Net CMS demo of citations
  .Net Demo
  Vishwas  
  
 
    
    
Django module Django module Chris @communicating
    
versioning visualization tool - sits on top of properly formatted documents WebAppforArchive  Mike Hanson?   similar to uscodeexplorer
URN:LEX parser for Italy and Brazil
     
microformat standard group for URL citation and HTML markup  put link here to Microformat wiki

Chris from Reframeit

  
  
 Citations in MAPPING
 Mapping 
Labrina and Katie
    
DEMO: NYSenate.gov Video
 Kurt and Silona
   
LegisLink 
  http://legislink.org and http://legislink.wikispaces.com/
 Joe Carmel
    
RDFa parser
        
         

 

 

Project Guidelines

 

Project Criteria:

You can use this page to sign up early for events you are interested in, or to propose new projects. Work at the events won't be restricted to projects posted on this list. Anything is fair game as long as it meets the following criteria:

  1. Non-profit relevance: Software should be useful to non-profit organizations.
  2. General relevance: Software should have a wide variety of applications to different organizations and situations, as opposed to being tailor-made for one specific organization.
  3. Open source: All software developed will be open source... this is a charity event!

 

Project Responsibility:

You own your project! We are providing tools and an environment to facilitate ideas, productivity, fun, teambuilding... but ultimately you, the volunteers, own what you create and are responsible for taking it where you want to go.

 

Do you hope to integrate your project with another piece of software being developed at the codeathon? Coordinate your design with the other team early. Do you have aspirations of widespread adoption? We'll showcase projects on the wiki after we're done, but reach out to your target audience and spread the word. Are you creating a longer-term project? Try to recruit volunteers who want to continue development, or even a project lead who will carry the torch after the event.

 

Project Pages:

It is highly recommended that each project create its own wiki page for the team to collaborate, and for other interested parties to find out details about the project. You are free to use this sample project page as a template.

 

Other Thoughts

 

Project Leads:

I added a column for "Project Lead" as a suggestion that project teams (designers and coders together) elect a project lead who will make sure the project "succeeds," whatever a team takes that to mean. For example: