2018-11-12 Web Meeting notes

Date

12 Nov 2018

Attendees

• Joel Sharasheff

• Jim Turner

• Ralph A. Navarro Jr.
• Ken Haduch
• Tyler Putnam
• Lora L. Bates
• Jon, Thomas, Mary

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Thomas mentioned that he's been working on some development using AngluarJS version 1.6.9. 
Different from Angular version 2, 3 or 4 using Typescript rather than javascript; normally applied to server side code.

Ralph demonstrated our tssg web site testing with Geb built with IntelliJ. Fixed the problem we had at an earlier meeting related to testing the page navigation testing.

Latest version of the working test code of GebToGrid is on GitHub.
https://github.com/eaglet3d/GebToGrid

Ken posting in the chat window:
I think that if we add this CSS selector (which matches the current selector that is applying the color settings to the navbar links) and our own color modifications to the styles.css, as long as it is loaded after the bootstrap.css, it should allow us to change the styling of those links?

.navbar-dark .navbar-nav .nav-link {
    color: rgba(255,255,255,.5); 
}

Try to add it to the bottom of styles.css & modify the colors.

The green highlight on the schedule page is coming from the ".currentPage" class getting attached to that element for some reason...

Tyler was seeing the display of a Chinese TMALL site by going to tssg.tech and pressing the back arrow in the browser. May be (hopefully) only related to his laptop.

Jon will work on these changes for either Wednesday or next Monday
1. color on the border for the footer icons.
2. icons in footer with words
3. logo on top left slightly larger
4. header and footer looking balanced.
5. data driven version of schedule page
6. hybrid of single/multipage. schedule page is the only separate html file.

Ralph mentioned that there is a jMeter tool for web app stress testing. You could ramp up number of users to the tssg.tech web site. Run a performance check. Given the sites low usage, this is probably not something we want to spend much time on against his server.

Consider running a Jenkins scheduler against the Geb tests for continuous testing and reporting. Use selenium grid for multiple browser testing. Might be a nice exercise, even though our code changes are not that rapid and constant.