Result:
The team completed 34 of 57 points and is close to completing the 21 point
story #70887. The remaining story to implement the metric “Rolling
recurring old active editors” remains more problematic with performance
issues.
Please note, the team is getting together on-site in San Francisco next
week. Therefore the next sprint is cancelled as well as the showcase on
October 14th. Next week the team will work together to set goals for the
next quarter and hack on things.
Final note: Vital Signs was demo’ed at the monthly metrics meeting. This
is the culmination of a lot of hard work this last quarter and beforehand.
We consider Vital Signs a Minimally Viable Product (MVP):
https://metrics.wmflabs.org/static/public/dash/
Slides on the demo are here:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Monthly_Metrics_2014-10_-_Vital_Sig…
cheers,
Kevin Leduc
On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 10:05 AM, Kevin Leduc <kevin(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
Hi,
The fruits of our labor on Editor Engagement Vital Signs (EEVS) is on
display. This is still an early release, we have a backlog of feedback
from internal stakeholders and more iterations are to come.
https://metrics.wmflabs.org/static/public/dash/
This sprint’s commitments are:
Bug ID
Component
Summary
Points
69569
Wikimetrics
Story:d WikimetricsUser runs 'Rolling Recurring old active editors' report
13
67806
Visualization
Story: EEVSUser loads static site in accordance to Pau's design
13
71009
Wikimetrics
Update 'existing' Pages Created to include delete pages
5
71008
Wikimetrics
Update 'existing' Edits Metric to include deleted pages
5
70887
Dashiki
Story: Bookmarks / Statefull URL. Define protocol and use it to bootstrap
the dashboard and keep state
21
That’s 55 Points in 5 stories
Our progress is tracked in scrumbugs:
http://sb.wmflabs.org/t/analytics-developers/2014-09-18/
cheers,
Kevin Leduc