Re: [brlcad-devel] Deployed OGV on freeBSD droplet

[Gauravjeet Singh]

On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 5:00 AM, Inderpreet Singh  wrote:
> I hope you have document the process thoroughly. Apart from doing it
> in your blog, If you can please also create a page here on BRL-CAD
> wiki about installing OGV on freebsd, it would be great.

Here it is
http://beta.brlcad.org/wiki/Installing_OGV_on_freebsd


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Re: [brlcad-devel] Deployed OGV on freeBSD droplet

[Gauravjeet Singh]

On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 8:07 PM, Inderpreet Singh  wrote:
> @Gaurav,
>
> In the official repository, can you also please make a To-Do list of
> the project. Use this as an inspiration
> http://brlcad.org/wiki/Online_Geometry/TODO
>
> Once To-Do list is created and finalized, we will create issue for
> each To-Do item.

Alright, will do.


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Re: [brlcad-devel] Deployed OGV on freeBSD droplet

[Inderpreet Singh]

On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 5:00 AM, Inderpreet Singh  wrote:
> I hope you have document the process thoroughly. Apart from doing it
> in your blog, If you can please also create a page here on BRL-CAD
> wiki about installing OGV on freebsd, it would be great.

@Gaurav,

In the official repository, can you also please make a To-Do list of
the project. Use this as an inspiration
http://brlcad.org/wiki/Online_Geometry/TODO

Once To-Do list is created and finalized, we will create issue for
each To-Do item.

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Re: [brlcad-devel] Deployed OGV on freeBSD droplet

[Inderpreet Singh]

On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 9:53 PM, Gauravjeet Singh
 wrote:
> Earlier there was some problem with .meteor/package file of OGV that
> caused version conflict earlier. On fixing that, I was able to see OGV
> working from a remote server.

I hope you have document the process thoroughly. Apart from doing it
in your blog, If you can please also create a page here on BRL-CAD
wiki about installing OGV on freebsd, it would be great.

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Re: [brlcad-devel] Deployed OGV on freeBSD droplet

[Gauravjeet Singh]

On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 11:47 PM, Christopher Sean Morrison
 wrote:
> Awesome Gauravjeet,
>
> Thrilled to see this finally running on a FreeBSD instance!  Will you be able 
> to reproduce the setup steps on our server?  Please write up 
> installation+setup steps so someone can attempt it.  This should be someone 
> else just so others are also informed of the steps required, and so they get 
> documented for repeatability.
>

Meteor installation steps are same, as I mentioned previously.
I did it on freeBSD 10.2, and I guess BRL-CAD servers are running on
freeBSD 10.3
So if some server admin can confirm that these steps work fine on it,
it would be great.
Here's the link to tutorial
http://gauravjeetsingh.github.io/2016/06/29/installing-meteor-freebsd.html

> Here is a list of minor things I saw testing the interface:
>
> a) modeler not modeller, we conventionally use US over UK spelling
> b) 3D not 3d, just for consistency
> c) new users seem to already be “Following: 2” but doesn’t list who those 2 
> are

One is the new user itself and another is Super User.

> d) "What you want to be known as around”, missing “around here"
> e) profile pic upload did not work on first try.  selected file, but did not 
> upload even after save settings — second try worked...
> f) one pic is uploaded, it should clear the file selection or it keeps 
> uploading
> g) "It's a matter of freedom, not the price.”, not digging this byline :/  
> it’s about open sharing
> h) attempting to upload a .g file, it hangs on “Conversion 0%” presumably 
> because BRL-CAD is not installed, but the “Upload File” page should be 
> disabled when BRL-CAD is unavailable\
>
> That’s as far as I could get without being able to upload, but looking good!

Ah! thanks for the review, I will look upon them soon.


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Re: [brlcad-devel] Deployed OGV on freeBSD droplet

[Shubham Chauhan]

Hey Gauravjeet,

Things are definitely starting to look good now.
A few points from my side (trying to make the list mutually exclusive from
already mentioned issues).

1. After clicking on notifications icon, it remains open even if we switch
view from other navbar icons. Also, it must close, if we click somewhere
else, outside the notification's box.
2. Try fitting the notification statement in a single line, make text
smaller, maybe.
3. On the profile page- "Super User has no uploaded models", must be
aligned properly with the content above.
4. I think, we can merge the search page with the newsfeed page. An
entirely different view just for search does not seem to be logical.
5. The User description on the profile page- try making all the text it
left aligned (instead of center). Also, try different text sizes there.
Like the "Here Since" thing can be made a bit smaller.
6. Again in the User description part on the profile page- Format the date
time into a human readable format. something prettier.
7. If someone thinks that there are a lot of icons on the navbar, then you
can try adding dropdown as well. I'm not saying that I don't like it, just
pointing out an alternative.
8. Maybe make the footer same as the one made here - http://live.esde.name/

On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 11:47 PM, Christopher Sean Morrison 
wrote:

> > On Aug 11, 2016, at 12:23 PM, Gauravjeet Singh <
> gaurav.ishwer...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Finally, OGV is live on a freeBSD system
> > http://138.68.52.118:3000/
>
> Awesome Gauravjeet,
>
> Thrilled to see this finally running on a FreeBSD instance!  Will you be
> able to reproduce the setup steps on our server?  Please write up
> installation+setup steps so someone can attempt it.  This should be someone
> else just so others are also informed of the steps required, and so they
> get documented for repeatability.
>
> Here is a list of minor things I saw testing the interface:
>
> a) modeler not modeller, we conventionally use US over UK spelling
> b) 3D not 3d, just for consistency
> c) new users seem to already be “Following: 2” but doesn’t list who those
> 2 are
> d) "What you want to be known as around”, missing “around here"
> e) profile pic upload did not work on first try.  selected file, but did
> not upload even after save settings — second try worked...
> f) one pic is uploaded, it should clear the file selection or it keeps
> uploading
> g) "It's a matter of freedom, not the price.”, not digging this byline :/
> it’s about open sharing
> h) attempting to upload a .g file, it hangs on “Conversion 0%” presumably
> because BRL-CAD is not installed, but the “Upload File” page should be
> disabled when BRL-CAD is unavailable
>
> That’s as far as I could get without being able to upload, but looking
> good!
>
> Cheers,
> Sean
>
>
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