This phase defines how LUNA Charts transitions from architectural design into a deliverable product.
Unlike traditional migration planning, LUNA Charts is a greenfield project with no existing solution to replace. Therefore, this phase focuses on planning the incremental delivery of the solution through implementation milestones and public releases.
The objective is to maximize business value while minimizing implementation risk by validating architectural decisions before expanding the solution.
LUNA Charts follows an incremental delivery strategy.
Implementation begins with establishing the architectural groundwork, followed by a reference implementation used to validate the overall architecture.
Once a usable Minimum Viable Product (MVP) has been completed and reviewed internally, the project transitions into parallel development and continuous feature expansion.
This approach enables early stakeholder feedback while ensuring that public releases maintain a professional quality standard.
Objective
Establish the technical foundations required for all future chart implementations.
Deliverables
Outcome
A stable architectural foundation capable of supporting reusable chart implementations.
Objective
Validate the architecture through a production-ready BarChart implementation.
Deliverables
Outcome
Confirmation that the architectural decisions are viable for real-world usage.
Objective
Create the first usable product increment.
Deliverables
Outcome
The first version that can be evaluated by stakeholders and integrated into demonstration applications.
The MVP serves as the primary milestone for Product Owner review and architectural validation.
Objective
Prepare the library for public distribution.
Deliverables
Outcome
A production-ready release process capable of delivering reliable public versions.
Objective
Expand the library after the initial public release.
Examples
Future enhancements remain based on the architectural foundations established during earlier stages.
The planned delivery sequence is illustrated below.
WP1 Groundwork
↓
WP2 BarChart Reference Implementation
↓
WP3 Documentation & Developer Experience
↓
Internal Product Review (MVP)
The MVP enables architectural validation and stakeholder feedback before the first public release.
Internal MVP
↓
WP4 Quality & Release Infrastructure
↓
Public Release 1.0.0
↓
WP5 Additional Chart Types
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Future Releases
The first public release prioritizes stability, documentation, accessibility, and developer experience over feature completeness.
Different stakeholders participate at different stages of the delivery process.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities
Public stakeholder involvement begins after the first production-ready release.
LUNA Charts distinguishes between internal milestones and public releases.
Purpose
Internal milestones are not intended for public consumption.
Purpose
Public releases follow Semantic Versioning and are published through npm and GitHub.
Potential risks include:
These risks are mitigated by validating the architecture before expanding the feature set.
Migration Planning defines:
The result is a structured roadmap that transforms the architectural vision into a deliverable, production-ready open-source project.
No structural changes were introduced in this document during this iteration.
This migration strategy is fully aligned with: