Dinify platform wiki

Introduction

Welcome to the wiki, this repository serves as a central source of information within the team. All documentation of our research, knowledge. Refer to guidelines/wiki how to contribute.

Table of contents

TODO: use github pages to generate a styled version of all the markdown pages. The table of contents will become a convenient navigation header in the html output.

(this page)	index
Guidelines
For this wiki	guidelines/wiki
For team members	guidelines/team
Coding guidelines	guidelines/code
Ingegrations
Charts	integrations/charts
Events	integrations/events
Processes
Tasks	processes/tasks
Solutions
Navigation	solutions/navigation
Technology stack	tech-stack

Goal

Merge business logic, documentation, and other sources of information into a central, indexable, structured, and hierarhical location. Using versioning will help us "stage" new peices of knowledge and review it before merging it into the main branch.

Platform specification

Roles and actors

Business goals

Domains

dinify.app is the production domain. dinify.dev is the staging domain. Any subdomain created on these domains will need to use a slug formatted version for any resource. 0. Commercial TLD: dinify.com (offer was $20 - 30K)

1. Regional TLDs: dinify.eu, dinify.us, etc...
2. Localized TLDs: dinify.cz, dinify.it, etc..
3. URL shortening domains own domain: dnfy.to, dnfy.co, dnfy.link managed: dinify.page.link, dinify.app.link
4. CDN domains dstatic.com, dinifycontent.com

Products

Features

Roadmap

(list of milestones/stories/epics)

Codebase

All code is hosted here, on gitlab. Any code hosted outside of gitlab must be linked here in the wiki.

Repository structure

Workspace repository

Artifacts

Dependency management

Package management

Coding guidelines

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Taxonomy

Definition

(source: dpci.com)

Taxonomy (...) is the science of classification according to a pre-determined system with the resulting catalog used to provide a conceptual framework for discussion, analysis, or information retrieval. Learn more: https://increment.com/internationalization/programming-as-translation/

Example

Here is an example of how a taxonomic database looks like: dl.acm.org

Introduction

These terms describe and standardize parts of the business and the logic guarding it. Pluralization and formatting of terms depend on the context they are used in. For example, in a URL, or in a marketing campaign tracking tag, a term is formatted like a slug, but in an SQL database, it's snake case, and in camel case a Javascript context.

Additions

Any term should be added to our taxonomic database that provides metadata in a software context, and is highly relevant to the business.