[Devel] <paulproteus> Someone ought to email the list with a link to the meeting minutes.

[Asheesh Laroia]

On Sun, 17 Apr 2011, Jack Grigg wrote:

> So I am.
>
> https://openhatch.org/wiki/Meetings/weekly/2011-04-16

(-:

Here's my quick summary of what happened, from my perspective:

* Quite a few people attended! Some new faces.

* We're going to stick to an April 30 release date. That's soon!

* We set some concrete goals for this mission. Here they are:

1. Publish two new training missions
2. Refine the current site's interface and remove rough edges where it's 
hard to understand what you're supposed to do
3. Publish a web interface for letting people add bug trackers for their 
project

The new training mission -- part of this is on Mark! (-:

The web interface for adding bug trackers -- a lame version of this is 
live right now. Jack's mostly lately working on improving that, and also 
making the backend for the bug tracker importers a little more 
consistent and also asynchronous.

https://openhatch.org/bugs/milestone7?@template=open has a big list of 
open tasks. There's lots of room for people to jump in.

A good backend-y ticket: https://openhatch.org/bugs/issue240

A good frontend-y ticket: https://openhatch.org/bugs/issue303

A good ticket for someone who wants to learn about software testing and/or 
our implementation of training missions: 
https://openhatch.org/bugs/issue362

A good ticket for someone who wants to write English text: 
https://openhatch.org/bugs/issue390

With just two weeks to ship this release, we're going to need all hands on 
deck. So if you've been wondering how you can be useful, now is a great 
time to look at one of the above tickets!

P.S. Parker Phinney -- you've complaiend to me that our releases lately 
have been light on new features. Let me know what you think of the plan 
for this release!

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