Our process |
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UCLDC development work is staged as a series of releases and sprints. Releases are approximately quarterly; sprints are one week. Code names are typical for Agile-managed projects, to reduce confusion in versioning. We have named our releases after UC campus mascots and nicknames. |
| Release | Pages | Did you know? |
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| Project planning (Summer 2013) | N/A | |
| Aggie (Fall 2013) | The mascot for the UC Davis Aggies is a thoroughbred mustang named Gunrock (learn more). | |
| Anteater (Winter 2014) | "Zot!"–the sound an anteater is imagined to make when attacking its prey--is UC Irvine's battle cry (learn more). | |
| Banana Slug (Summer 2014) | When the UC Santa Cruz men's tennis team played in the NCAA championships, their t-shirts read: "Banana Slugs-No Known Predators" (learn more). | |
| Bear (Fall 2014) | UC Berkeley used to have live bear cubs on the sidelines at football games (learn more). | |
| Bobcat (Winter 2014) | A real bobcat became the official mascot for UC Merced after it was abandoned at the gate of the Applegate Zoo (learn more). | |
| Bruin (January 2014) | A bruin is an old English word for the brown bear. Like UC Berkeley, UCLA used to have live bears on the football field (learn more). | |
| Caduceus | Since UC San Francisco doesn't have a campus nickname, we took the liberty of inventing one. | |
| Gaucho | Although a gaucho is an Argentine cowboy, "Gaucho Joe" is a fellow who in the 1980s ran around UC Santa Barbara basketball games, wearing "white jeans and a Batman muscle T-shirt, yelling like crazy" (learn more). | |
| Highlander | (fun fact coming soon) | |
| Triton | (fun fact coming soon) |
