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Improving Documentation
Published on June 9, 2020 by Daniel Cothran
I've presented on Charts at two MidCamps, written some guides on Drupal.org, and there's a pretty good OSTraining article on installing and using Charts. However, people still have challenges with set-up. What can I do to improve documen...
Better Tests
Published on June 8, 2020 by Daniel Cothran
I rely on my own set-up to test Charts fixes and improvements. However, this is not efficient, particularly when I'm working on two versions simultaneously.
Data Analysis Features
Published on June 8, 2020 by Daniel Cothran
Target lines and other data management features are important for increasing Charts adoption. I have ideas about how to move some of these forward, but I'd love other peoples' thoughts.
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It has become clear to me, however, that for Charts to be an option that continues to make sense for users, it needs to continue rapidly evolving. If it doesn't, users will choose a different option: more than likely an option that isn't open source. So Charts needs to work faster, better, more intuitively, more consistently, and it needs additional features. A little support here will go a long way in terms of opening up my availability to work on the module (and its ecosystem modules) and for me to bring in other contributors.
With this Open Collective account, I'm looking forward to starting the next stage in the Charts module's journey!
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