#Onetask app install#

We would like to get feedback from your experience.Task accepted: tasks.healthcheck pid:951 Data visualisations that are embeddable in workflow actions Data snapshots and audit trails that enable the comprehensive drill-down of workflow action triggers

Datasource updates at a user-defined frequency that cascade through to data views and workflow actions.

Abstracts the creation of complex “SQL-like” joins, such that the user does not require technical knowledge of these concepts.

Fetching data from remote SQL database queries.

NoSQL database support (allows users to flexibly create datasets from multiple datasources on the fly, with support for: Decouped frontend and backend (takes advantage of modern Javascript based frontend framework) Otherwise try our Demo Server (please request access by emailing Lorenzo Vigentini) Additional Django libraries (see readme) – RDS supported by Django (eg MySQL, Postgresql, SQLite) Platform implemented using React JS (frontend) and Django (backend) – Send email provided a snapshot of the workflow for reproducible results – API for basic operations over workflows and matrix (load, merge) through regular or Token Authentication Otherwise, try our Demo Server (please request access by emailing project lead Abelardo Pardo) You will automatically be upgraded to ‘instructor’ role after 15 minutes. (Please request access by emailing project lead Abelardo Pardo)įor members of any Australian University with access to AAF, log in directly to flip.ee./ontask using your university credentials. – Additional Django libraries (see documentation)

#Onetask app install#

If you download and install OnTask, we would like to know about your experience through the Project Forumįor all three of the tools, you have the possibility of downloading the code and installing your own instance, or using a demo server (with limited functionality in terms of sending emails). The versions are: OnTask (NodeJS), OnTask (Django) and OnTask (ReactJS Django) Although the overall functionality is the same and we try to keep both versions synchronised, you may find slight differences between them.

The difference we found in educational institutions and stakeholders has guided the project to produce three versions of the tool implemented with different underlying technologies. These trials have provided detailed information about the most relevant functionality, technical requirements to include it as part of current institutional ecosystems, and user requirements to be adopted by instructors and students. OnTask has been implemented and trialled in several higher institutions.