All three flask apps that were planned to be moved over to DubsDot (Fsuvius, Print & Talks) have been properly transferred. Over the weekend I will be writing documentation on how to add normal websites as well as flask apps onto Docs.

Last week, we had a meeting on the ideas and foundations for DubsDot, the new VM for hosting many web services and the name of the web development team in COSI. The first project I had was to setup a landing page that has a portal to every single website we maintain. It is now up and can be found at dubsdot.cslabs.clarkson.edu. I expect to go through many iterations of this site, but an initial version is complete for now.

Cosi-temp is a new Ruby gem I just created over the past few days. Instead of copying an old Project Updates or Meeting Minutes post and clearing it out to use for a new post, cosi-temp now will easily generate a template for each.

Since Mirror will be rebuilt in 2016, I have decided to start working on a new website to go alongside it. Two things I wanted to do was make a clean design and have the website be responsive. Many Open Source project websites aren’t known for having a 2010s website design, so I wanted to change this with the new site for Mirror. Also, the web is heading towards a mobile-first future, so I am creating the site to work on all sizes.

Over the past few days, I have been creating a navigation bar for the majority of our web services. With help from Michael Hrcek, we’ve been putting it on each site and trying to match the theming of each. If you have any pages that should be part of the navbar, feel free to contact me and we can add it.