Telescope 2.0 release.

Telescope 1.8 is a significant mark for everyone active and working on the project; the microservices and the new UI are now on our production server. Which means the new Telescope is flying. …

The Telescope team has been working mainly on three points: Microservices. Integration and Automation. User Interface. Telescope is going to be a totally new Telescope in the 2.0 release. One of the features that I’ve been working on is the new design, which means that I send the drafts, and…

The new User Interface is coming. After reading about Jaguars and architecture, I end up thinking about how the design of things that surround us affect us. I was working on fixing a bug on Telescope’s front-end related to our component ‘ScrollToTop,’ and I thought it was a good time…

Random (Information) Access Memory? — Since the last time that I blogged, my mind has been in many different places and subjects. I think I’m the kind of person who likes to talk and learn subjects not related to computer science, and that’s exactly where the journey begins. Jaguars I found an amazing project in Brazil…

Recap of what I’ve working on my release 0.4. My goal is to create a slack integration app for the Telescope project. Until now, I did not reach my goal, but I have been through all of the following: How Slack App works. Create Slack apps. Create node apps to…

Reflection on my NPM release and git tag. In this lab, we should publish our URL checker on a package manager; as my program is written in NodeJs, I choose to publish on NPM. …

I’m working on the integration between Telescope and Telescope’s slack channel. The goal is to monitor our servers, and if something is wrong with them, a message is sent to our slack channel. David Humphrey indicated to me the auto-deployment server to implement the bot. Follow a picture to illustrate…

For Release#4, I will keep working on the Telescope project. My idea is to contribute to the project with a slack integration. Keep our slack channel informed about the status of our servers and our GitHub repo. I researched about slack bots and decided that it is the way to go. So far, I have been working on the project’s front-end, and now I will give my first steps towards the backend. I want to thank David Humphrey and Josue for all the support that makes the possibility of my release#4 on the Telescope project real.