
Dario Dumlijan
Full-Stack Engineer
Zagreb, Croatia
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Go homeProject Status
An open-source, zero cost SPA (React) app for displaying projects’/softwares’ current status, release notes & roadmap
Live example site at project-status.dariodumlijan.com
Checkout the code at git/project-status
Ok, but why?
Whenever you have a public, user-facing application that should be up 24/7, there will come a time when a bug will disrupt your weekend. A small status page is always useful for quickly communicating to the end user that a team is aware of an issue and is working on it. Reducing at least some amount of angry messages from clients asking is the fix deployed!
This template can be used as a basic status page. And because it is using GitHub resources, there is zero cost to host and maintain it.
Using GitHubs’ API we are getting:
- Release notes, from projects’ latest release
- Current status, from this issues’ description
- Individual service statuses, from these sub issues
- Roadmap, from this project
