Glad to hear others are having positive experiences with bruno! Great call.

In T1843#28426, @lonewolf9277 wrote:

Hey I am new here. Is this project still in progress?

Hey I am new here. Is this project still in progress?

Best practice seems to recommend to use a connection string instead of individual config.

What if we plan a brainstorming session where we put cards on a wall, one card per feature we'd like to see on the app?

Not sure each service has an IP, or only an IP. For those we do, what we do with the IP?

In T1842#27788, @dereckson wrote:

Can you give an example of what you wish to store as information and how you wish to use it?

Can you give an example of what you wish to store as information and how you wish to use it?

@dereckson hey, we forgot about id addresses, so do you think it would be wise to simply add a new column in the service table?

In M15#201, @dereckson wrote:

To be coherent with new table names, incident_post.step_id -> incident_post.status_id?

In M16#197, @dereckson wrote:

Nice to see it takes shape :)

To be coherent with new table names, incident_post.step_id -> incident_post.status_id?

Nice to see it takes shape :)

In T1848#27049, @dereckson wrote:

So, one of the best candidate from the brainstorming is ServPulse.

So, one of the best candidate from the brainstorming is ServPulse.

In T1843#26693, @dereckson wrote:

CSS

Most Nasqueron projects use Foundation as CSS framework, and that's convenient to get for example our standard footer.

How to integrate Vue and Foundation?

I've noticed there is a project to ease development of components, vue-foundation, it offers Vue components for most used Foundation widgets, see https://vue-foundation.github.io/vue-foundation/ for a demo.

Those components are available at https://github.com/vue-foundation/vue-foundation/tree/master/src/components but there are 6 years old, so double check it against Vue syntax and against current Foundation framework syntax.

I generally start from this template to build static sites, what is great with this approach is you can easily customize the SCSS code to build your CSS + it automates tasks like webpack / minimizing / adding -moz -webkit and other prefix for custom features.

Modern front-end development is component-driven. A good introduction is https://www.componentdriven.org/

Most Nasqueron projects use Foundation as CSS framework, and that's convenient to get for example our standard footer.