Development of a Web Application for Visualizing Performance Metrics

[seriybeliy11]

Summary

Develop a comprehensive web application to represent the performance metrics of 'Grants and Bounties' organization on GitHub using the specified stack.

Bounty Context

Why it's Important?
This bounty is crucial because it will provide a clear, intuitive visualization of the performance metrics of the 'Grants and Bounties' organization. It will enable users to quickly grasp productivity, contribution metrics, and potential bottlenecks or areas requiring increased attention. Furthermore, it will deliver insights to the organization on how to improve their performance and efficiency.

Problem showcase
The 'Grants and Bounties' repository on GitHub lacks a comprehensive web application to effectively visualize and monitor its performance metrics. As a result, deriving insights or tracking performance over time becomes a complex task. It is challenging to manually observe the repository activity, understand the patterns, evaluate contributors' productivity, or identify potential areas for improvement.

Potential Solution
The solution is to develop a complete web application using the React, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Express.js, Redis, Axios, Python, aiohttp, aioredis, Docker, Cron, Node.js stack. This application will fetch data from GitHub's API, process it, and show it in a visually understandable format. It will allow the tracking of different performance metrics such as commit frequency, contributor activity, issue resolution speed, etc., for the organization 'Grants and Bounties'.

References

Similar solutions:

1. https://github.com/cncf/devstats: A project to analyze GitHub Archive data and visualize project health for CNCF projects.
2. https://github.com/chaoss/grimoirelab: A toolset for software development analytics.

REWARD

• SBT Bounty Reward
• 1500 USD in TON

🪄 Created with the help of TON Bounties Creator Bot.

[seriybeliy11]

Our solution is ready: https://github.com/seriybeliy11/Grants-Bounty-Tracker

[aSpite]

@seriybeliy11,

Is the 137 exit code ok for parsers when shutdown?

[seriybeliy11]

I am trying to understand

maybe the problem is that we forgot to download the .sh

Has the interface loaded?

[seriybeliy11]

something tells me that the problem may be in the docker compose version

[aSpite]

@seriybeliy11,

Docker Compose version v2.23.0-desktop.1

Client:
Cloud integration: v1.0.35+desktop.5
Version: 24.0.6
Server: Docker Desktop 4.25.0 (126437)
Engine:
Version: 24.0.6

You can write to me in telegram for faster communication.

[mikhailde]

The issue has been resolved. The problem was that in newer versions of Docker, the Node image couldn't execute .sh files. As a solution, I changed the image to Alpine.

[aSpite]

@seriybeliy11, what reward would you like to receive for this job?

[seriybeliy11]

@delovoyhomie,

you can test to confirm the project, our solution is ready to use :)

[mbaneshi]

It is good idea 💡

[seriybeliy11]

hello!

any news and updates?

[seriybeliy11]

@delovoyhomie Hello!

I propose to estimate the value of our reward at $1,600. We talked to you, we understand that another team wants to release the official version. But there is no official version yet, our prototype is ready.

The asking price is not high. Similar tools using Tailwind CSS styles and React frameworks are more expensive - $3,000 or more. The guys from the community appreciated the product, the service turned out to be high quality. Please take our incident into account and help the team in further systematic development🙏

[seriybeliy11]

Our TON Wallet for rewards: UQCxTSI4j9d9FiwwHVnJ6G55kILHYjzN_RSfIhuLN2pe50y7

@delovoyhomie please send the reward as soon as possible, thank you!

[delovoyhomie]

To accurately recognize your valuable contributions in our repository, we kindly request you to submit a Pull Request to the Hall of Fame file, providing the wallet address and a link to the bounty with the number.

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[delovoyhomie]

Rewards sent! Thank you for the contribution.

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