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What's done

here follows a table. Once we've moved from "interactions" to "pages" we can split stuff up into pages, but we're not there yet.

See also Remora Interactions and Remora Schedule

RC - Radiant Core

Interaction name Mockup ? HTML ? tests ? cake ? l10n ? visual refresh ? audit ? integration ?
Major user interactions
top/home/index DONE sancus sancus sancus
search DONE clouserw clouserw
browse DONE sancus sancus sancus
Display Add-on DONE DONE sancus sancus
Forums DONE mark mark mark mark
Minor user interactions
Register
Comment
Review
Rate
Subscribe
Recommendations
Favorites
Major developer interactions
main developer page N/A fligtar fligtar fligtar
Submit new/update N/A fligtar fligtar fligtar
Update metadata N/A fligtar fligtar fligtar
Minor developer interactions
Statistics
Feedback
Major admin interactions
Admin Review
Admin Feedback
Minor admin interactions
Review add-on history
Review user history
Manage user privelages
Manage add-on blacklist
Manage categories
Manage forums
Manage comments
Manage reviews

Notes

Mockup

A photoshop mockup of the page. This mostly applies to Radiant Core.

HTML

The page as an HTML layout, this is usually completely static, ie the pages that Radiant Core is giving to us. Not completely necessary if you happen to be doing the page dynamically first.

tests

Tests related to this interaction, any WebTestCases for the page, unit tests for its Controller or Models, etc.

cake

Basically have the page functioning in the cake app - Get the proper data outputting from the database to the page, the mockup formatted as a view, controller functions made, etc.

l10n

no static strings, everything coming from the database, gettext-enabled, etc.

visual refresh

audit

Once html has been written, it needs to be validated and cross-browser compatibility needs to be checked. The site doesn't need to look perfect in IE, but it doesn't want to look horribly ugly either. Maybe that comes under Audit though? Yes it does --sancus. ++linkchecker;

integration

<shaver> means it's checked in, tests are added to the automatically run list, and it's part of the pull on the staging server