I created my first site with a node.js backend framework called sails.js and a frontend in Angular.js
About
I worked with RIT (now Concordia) professor Emad Shihab along with Christoffer Rosen, a 5th-year student at the time, to create a commit analyzing service designed to find patterns of bug-introducing commits in repositories and then make predictions for new commits.
The frontend is my favorite AngularJS/Bootstrap stack, but the backend is actually a NodeJS server running Sails.js, which is an awesome framework I came across and fell in love with.
We also have a python daemon running, which I started work on, but Christoffer really brought it to fruition. It’s purpose was to do the actual ingestion and statistical analysis of the repositories with R.
Technologies
- HTML/CSS/JS
- AngularJS
- Bootstrap
- Sails.js on NodeJS
- Python
- PostgreSQL
- R
####Features
- Account creation and tracking
- Feedback on commit ranking
- Analysis of various commit metrics and suggestions of bug-inducing commits
- Historical commit search and repository overview
