Migrating jQPlot Plans

What is this about?

Here's a list of "todos" to migrate jqPlot currently on the original jqplot.com website over to this repo. Actually, we're not just migrating, we're also going to improve the library!

Big Plans list

These are topics I can currently come up with we'll have to take of to bring jQPlot back from being a Zombie;

🍪 Please extend and add your own ideas here

Status	Plan	Comment
open	Documentation on this wiki	A better place might be the gh-pages branch. This will also give us website for the proejct - see #10 and #45
open	Getting Started and introduction	This should also be on in the gh-pages branch, as this is the only way we can show interactive examples.
open	Documenting examples	This should also be on in the gh-pages branch, as this is the only way we can show interactive examples.
open	How to contribute and contact us?	Link to the jqPlot Google mailing list
open	Make a list of other essential pages.
open	Make the API available
open	Introduce a real API tool which sums up the possibilities of the code	Will require us to add formal commenting to the code. (cf. JSdoc)
open	Introduce Coding Guidelines and Style-Guide
open	Linting the code either with JSLint or JSHint?	will help tracking down bugs
open	Enforce the Google JavaScript Code Guidelines	or something similar
open	Migrate the original BitBucket repository
open	Pull Requests 👍
open	Issues ❓
open	Add informative content to the new jqPlot website
open	Release Plans: how will the software be delivered? ❓
open	Decide on version system (cf. semver)
open	Set up Gitter Instant Messaging for this project: https://gitter.im

Questions

Question	Answer
What do we do with Chris Leonello's original license?	❓
What do we do with the <www.jqplot.com> domain?	❓
How do we get people to find us?	❓
How much time can we realistically invest in jqPlot?	❓
Who can we ask to help out with the migration?	❓
How can we inform the current users of the jQplot website, and repository that a updated fork on Github exists	❓

Other Sources of people

• Scott Gottreu (@sgottreu) wrote a book on jQplot