Introduction
The children pages of this page describes the recommended tools and procedures for project management. There are three major technologies being utilised; Confluence Wiki, JIRA, and Subversion (SVN). Wiki is a collaborative web page creation/editing tool for knowledge management. JIRA is a bug tracking and issue tracking system for project management. SVN is a version control system used for data tracking/backup/storage. By using these technologies together, we aim to create a transparent, well integrated, and collaborative environment for all of the teams involved in various software projects.
Guidelines
Guide to SPPI Wiki
SPPI Wiki guide describes how the Wiki pages should be used.
The following techniques are described in detail:
- Controlling page visibility
- Adding a news item
- Utilising templates
- Using labels
- Structuring page hierarchies
- Using excerpts
- Including another page within a page
- Using JIRA portlets
Using JIRA
This page describes how JIRA system can be used to do the following:
- Raising a new issue or reporting a bug
- Team communication via adding comments (meeting details and contributions and linking issues using wiki markup)
- Work logging
- Adding components
- Adding sub-project under milestone for objective
Using SVN
This page describes the following techniques:
- Creating a copy of SVN locally
- Structuring code repositories
- Branching, tagging, and merging
- Best practices
Taxonomy
Roadmap
Overview snapshot of how the current Wiki pages are structured.
Guide for Administrators
Internal guide for best practices on various systems administration.
PM Meetings
- PM Meeting 20090707
- PM Meeting 20090616
- PM Meeting 20090609
- PM Meeting 20090602
- PM Meeting 20090526
- PM Meeting 20090513 (Annual report preparation, Advisory Board & Marama Examples)
- PM Meeting 20090512 (Annual report preparation, SPPI wiki & Co-funding)
- PM Meeting 20090508 (Richard Kick Off)