Project Dash – We know HTML (How To Meet Ladies) – The Solution
Project Dash – We know HTML (How To Meet Ladies) – The Solution
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Project Dash
We know HTML (How To Meet Ladies)
Ashrit Bagali, Aki Gao, Daniel Park, Daniel Vogel
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Meet the Team
Ashrit "DASHrit" Bagali
Columbia University 2017
Majoring in Operations Research
Backend Efficiency Updates and Metric Analysis
Lost to Daniel in codefights
Aki "But it is RESTful?" Gao
University of Virginia 2016
Majoring in Computer Engineering & Electrical Engineering
Github/Jenkins Integration, UX/UI Design, Front-End Logic
Aspiring Anime Character
Daniel "Cute Dan" Park
College of William and Mary 2016
Majoring in Computer Science
UI and UX Design, Data Aggregation and Front-End Development
In-House B-boy
Daniel "How we doin'?" Vogel
Colby College 2016
Majoring in Computer Science & Mathematical Science
Scoreboard Design and Implementation
Aspiring Trophy Husband
Agile at Capital One
An integral part of Capital One's technology revolution has been the adoption of the Agile process
Development teams operate on two-week Sprints, in which each developer completes his/her assigned tasks
To ensure team success, Agile relies on constant and clear communication between team members
There is an entire ecosystem of Enterprise tools available and in use to help facilitate Agile's success
The Problem
The Enterprise-wide ecosystem of Agile tools is decentralized, vague, and require accessing different systems and services. Making a necessary process time-consuming, tedious, and unpleasent.
The Solution
“Information Consolidation, Centralization, and Comparison”
DASH...
Consolidates information from several different sources
Centralizes statistics in easy to read views
Compares metrics across sprint teams
The Who/Why/When/Where of DASH
Who?
Developers checking their own team progress
Managers checking department team progress
Why?
Understanding agile team progress and performance is too hard!
When?
Roadblocks: SSO Authentication (~1 month) and AWS Deployment (~1 month)
Target Production Timeframe: 2 months
Where?
Open Source
Or, Integration Possibilities (Hygieia, Conductor)
Our Stack
Back End
- Java 1.7+
- Spring (SpringBoot and SpringMVC)
- Amazon Web Services
Front End
- Javascript, jQuery, AngularJS
- HTML5
- CSS, Bootstrap, Sass and LESS
System Architecture
Dash B.I (Before Interns)
State of Old Dash
- Pulled from Hudson, VersionOne, Subversion and SonarQube
- Templated UI from Bootstrap, few custom css changes
- Widgets were bolted in and non-responsive
- Views sprint metrics of single teams
The New Dash
- Jenkins, Git, Splunk and Jira data aggregation added
- New minimalistic, flat design. Reorganized informations to separate widgets for clarity
- Improved widgeting system with layout and theming options
- Added views of multiple teams and a scoreboard
- Now deployed on AWS
A Special Thanks To
Raghu Bhat
Director, Digital Product Engineering
Dan DeSmet
Principal Software Engineer
Karun Komirishetty
Principal Software Engineer
Any Questions?
Sprint Faster.