The production phase has begun.
We've provided partners with a technical "package" enabling them to install and configure their own production server.
This package uses the same code as the demonstrator, but for a single server.
For more information, see Technical documentation > Deploying a server.
Since the beginning of the project, we've been using organization names to call the two demonstrator servers. For the sake of neutrality, we now call them Server A and Server B.
We have therefore renamed all elements referring to organizations :
The URLs for accessing the demonstrator interfaces have changed as a result of this operation.
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Access to the Server A instance
Access to the Server B instance
We have added documentations allowing users to add their skills more easily and to understand the different interfaces proposed by the demonstrator.
For the moment, there are 3 interfaces developed in the demonstrator:
For technical reasons and time constraints, we have decided to abandon the reified relations mechanism to provide a first functional version containing the management of :
Indeed, after a few months of complex implementation and difficulty in explaining the interface during the skills workshops, we moved towards a simpler solution, consisting in freezing 4 qualities, each linked to a repository:
Advantage: The user will thus be better guided in entering competences
Disadvantage: If we want to add a new quality in the future, we will have to go through the code.
We have also decided to move towards internal repositories, filled in by each person's entries in each server. We continue to use the ESCO and Wikidata repositories for input help.
Advantage: Time saving and simplicity of architecture. We want to start small, but we want it to work, because it is still a demonstrator. This will allow us to have a beginning of a repository for the day when we need to create an automatic one.
Disadvantage: This means that at the beginning, the choice lists will not be filled up much, but that as we go along, these lists will be filled up with the qualities created by everyone in each instance.