[sldev] www.sljirastats.com launched!

[Kent Quirk (Q Linden)]

Nice work. Is this done by direct query to the database, or did you have 
to spider it and duplicate the data?

If the latter, what's the update strategy?

    Q

Ryan Williams (Which) wrote:
> This looks really useful, and just poking around the main page I've
> discovered a bunch of stuff I hadn't seen before.  Also, it's, uh, much
> faster than the actual JIRA. >:-)
>
> I salute you, sir!
>
> -RYaN
>
> Jason Giglio wrote:
>   
>> Rob called a while back for someone to compile periodic stats on Jira.
>>
>> I took this idea and kinda ran with it, and
>> http://www.sljirastats.com/ was born.
>>
>>
>> Features:
>>
>> * Advanced Jira Search, faster (I hope!) and more powerful than the
>> built in Jira search.  The UI still needs some work, but it's pretty
>> easy to construct very detailed queries.
>>
>> * Natural language date parser:
>> Try "created" "is greater than" "two weeks ago" for example.
>>
>> * Save and share searches.
>> Here's an example, this search is for unimported Open Patches:
>> http://www.sljirastats.com/jira_search.php?search=27
>>
>> To make your own shared searches, just click the "save search" button
>> and you'll get a permalink in your address bar.
>>
>>
>> * Statistics:
>> As the site name implies, it does statistics too. :)
>>
>> At a glance Top 5 issues:
>>
>> Hot Issues This Week, by comments
>> Hot Issues Today, by comments
>> Most Hated Bugs
>> Most Wanted Features
>> Top Commenters
>> Top Bug Reporters
>>
>> Graphs:
>> Fixed Internally
>> Open Bugs
>> Open Patches
>> Jira Participants (total)
>> Updated Issues (per day)
>>
>> I'll be adding and removing statistics over the next few weeks as I
>> refine the site.
>>
>> -Jason
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