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Team Dashboard 2.2.0

The complete issue list can be found on Github.

  • New source plugins:
    • Jira Filter-Count Number Source Plugin (tubit)
    • NodeJS Uptime Boolean Source Plugin #94 (shukydvir)
    • Jenkins Game CI Source Plugin #99 (averell23)
    • Pingdom Response Time Number Plugin #96 (averell23)
  • New widgets:
    • Graphite Graph Widget using SVG as exported by graphite web API (#80)
    • Status Table Widget (paulhamby), table with alerts status
  • Update to Rails 4.0
  • Update javascript unit tests to use Karma, simplified test setup
  • Updated all gems to latest versions (including making it work on OS X Mavericks)
  • Update to Ruby v1.9.3-p429 (okonomi)
  • Updated to AngularJS 1.2
  • Document all source plugins including http_proxy options (#114)
  • Make Dashboard Column Count for Widgets globally configurable\
  • Add better_errors gem
  • Improve documentation:
    • Debian prerequisites (#109 kylegordon)
    • hint for database setup (#105)
  • Bugfixes:
    • Close Modal Dialog on Navigation
    • round any floating number (c0m4)
    • Fix custom data fields for meter plugin #95 (averell23)
    • Meter Widget, Numeric values w/ fractions for numbers < 5. Meters will adjust the stepping so that they always have 100 steps for their range. #100 (averell23)
    • fix Widget timer internal to wait 2 seconds, instead of 200 msec
    • fix graph target browsing
    • upgrade jquery.gridster

Team Dashboard 2.0.0

  • Bugfix: target selection dialog for datapoints sources (graphite, etc.)
  • Bugfix: "can't convert nil into Array" bug, support target browsing for number widget
  • Bugfix: Pingdom source, logic was a bit wrong
  • Bugfix: set accept header to application/json for http proxy #81
  • update jquery.gridster.js plugin to v0.1.0 - 2013-04-09

Team Dashboard 2 Release Candidate 2

  • Number widget optionally displays a metric suffix.
  • Number widget supports datapoints data source (number widget now completely replaced the counter widget which was already removed in RC1) as for example graphite (choose datapoints as source to view all options)
  • New meter widget (using jQuery knob) which uses the number data source.
  • New alert widget with its own data source. Initially supports sensu (thanks to DraganMileski). Should be useful for future plugins as for example nagios alerts or similar.
  • Graph widget supports max y-axis value. Useful if your data has lots of outliers which makes the automatic scaling work nicely again.
  • The graph widget has a max y axis value option which is useful if the autoscaling is confused by very large outliers
  • Unicorn is the new default rack server. This makes deployment on a free Heroku plan a viable option (#68 - thanks to deathowl)
  • Dashboards can be shown in fullscreen mode using bigscreen.js (Thanks to ngbroadbent)
  • Bugfix: Broken Number::NewRelic source #78
  • Bugfix: CI widget loses the light indicator #76
  • Bugfix: Sensu bugfixes #72 (thanks to DraganMileski)
  • Bugfix: Changing targets length #71 (thanks to hamann)
  • Bugfix: Exception Tracker Widget does not work #77

Team Dashboard 2 Release Candidate 1

  • I've replaced Backbone.js and now use Angular.js. Some of you may already know that I'm working on a leanpub book Recipes with Angular.js. So, this shouldn't be really surprising. I don't want to start an emotional discussion about what's the better Javascript MVC Framework, but for me using Angular.js leads to less code which is much easier to maintain and understand.
  • Moving to Angular.js I was finally able to make it super straight forward to add new widgets. Read more in the Widgets Developer Guide
  • Data source plugin implementations are now simplified too in order to make adding new sources even easier. All data source plugins use a single controller to expose the JSON API to the rails app. Additionally, I've deprecated the plugin repository since there wasn't much going on anyways. Instead I will focus to have good quality plugins shipped with Team Dashboard out of the box. There's a Data Source Plugin Developer Guide available as well.
  • The counter and number widgets were combined into the number widget. This was a source of confusion for beginners anyways.
  • The dashboard uses gridster.js instead of jQuery UI Sortable which finally makes it possible to have different widget sizes in both dimensions. This also means that all widgets support only a single data source - leading to much simpler configuration and API usage.
  • New data source plugins: Pingdom (thanks to DraganMileski), Shell script, Hockey App, Errbit (thanks to ndbroadbent) and New Relic
  • A more fine tuned look and feel for the widgets