[Insight] Yesterday meeting

Tue Jan 31 10:25:51 UTC 2012

Hi!

Sorry folks, my last week, weekend was so busy and this week will be
busy as well, because I have a lot of issues in my redmine list. ULX(I
work for them) gave me some extra tasks.

So, I mentioned it yesterday to tatica on IRC, I like her ideas, +1
from me. I'm working on mediawiki module to fix its bugs.
I think María's ideas are possible and solvable. I looked for some
modules that can be interesting for us, for example there is a
timeline sandbox project ;)

I guess we need clarify our tasks, what is the first step in theming,
programming, etc-etc, because there are some great examples, mockups.
María, Paul, one of you can do this?

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On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 10:54 PM, Paul W. Frields <stickster at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 11:55:45AM -0430, María Leandro wrote:
>> Ok, this is a really rough mockup of what I told you guys at Blacksburg.
>>
>>
>> Front end, easy and simple with links to change month/week/day view and
>> categorize by event/meeting/schedule or region. Days with activities are
>> highlight and those who has changes or something to take care of have a
>> small bubble (or any mark)
>>
>> http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7145/6771084841_b51f1a1b59_o.png
>
> So the site would put the mark on anything added since the user's last
> visit?
>
>> Once someone check the date he want to access, right box (should be ajax)
>> will display what's scheduled for that particular day. I though that
>> separate them by activity could be a good idea, but also could be just a
>> timeline. (even if this might create problems since we have activities done
>> at the same time)
>>
>> http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7171/6771084853_f3a1c238f9_o.png
>
> I like this display a lot, and the categorization.  I think that would
> be easier to read than a timeline, because as a user, I'm interested
> first in relevant events, then what time they are.
>
> I have zero experience with Ajax but hopefully someone here does. :-)
>
>> Once a user identify which event/meeting/schedule want to know about (in
>> this case, meeting) click on the item and goes to a new page where the
>> information is display. I add a small *go to webchat* button, since we can
>> just add a link to freenode.webchat and forget about add a different
>> component
>>
>> http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7021/6771084865_760b38bc5e_o.png
>
> I love the idea of leveraging the existing webchat on Freenode.  We do
> this elsewhere such as in wiki links.  It simplifies things for the
> user.  Since we expect the user is not necessarily an experienced
> Fedora contributor, this will help them find the right people more
> easily.
>
>> What do you guys think? Easy enough?
>
> I don't know about easy, but maybe Peter can make a better estimate?
> :-)
>
> Paul
>
>
>> El 25 de enero de 2012 18:26, María Leandro <tatica at fedoraproject.org>escribió:
>>
>> > I think we can do it all Paul, let's just figure it out where to start. :)
>> >
>> > Reading logs from our meeting I tried to manage a list of things that
>> > calendar should have. This pretty much resume what everyone want/need (I
>> > think) and simplify a bit the reading of the huge log.
>> >
>> > Pls, tell me what you think. If this is correct, I will start writing a
>> > post/mail letting people know that we need Drupal-ninjas (ninjas are
>> > design... so maybe cowboys?) to help us with specific modules that we can
>> > easily integrate without need to work everyone at the same time.
>> >
>> > Please, let me know if I miss anything important.
>> >
>> > *
>> > General Page:*
>> > Log in/out calendar view
>> > Filters based on location
>> > Filters based on team (or interest)
>> > List by events/meetings/schedules
>> > List by team/location
>> >
>> > *User page:*
>> > Personal Calendar
>> > Options to change between calendar lenght (daily, weekly, monthly)
>> > Filters based on location
>> > Filters based on team (or interest)
>> > Calendar Scroll by month (not bigger views) (maybe add a smaller next-prev
>> > month on a side)
>> > Match with -FAS?- to allow users add entries OR send a form to leader with
>> > notes.
>> > Checkbox for groups selection
>> >
>> > *Date view:*
>> > timeline showing where you are (maybe a red line on a particular hour?)
>> > Items on time
>> >
>> > *General Data:*
>> > How to insert data? (manual, rss from some amazing rbergeron .ics? rss
>> > from wiki?)
>> > Auto update against -something-
>> > Milestone .ics or something for general schedules by topic/team/task/user
>> > Check for duplicated
>> > Integrate with some webchat for calendar dates? or just a link with info?
>> > General priority
>> >
>> > *Event/meeting/schedule page:*
>> > Bio data
>> > Link to wiki
>> > Owner
>> >
>> > *Form:*
>> > Bio (retrieved from FAS? or wiki link?)
>> > schedule/event/meeting to change
>> > everytime a change is made, should send a mail
>> >
>> > *Later:*
>> > Sync zodbot with a meeting schedule, so he automaticaly start a meeting.
>> > FAS integration to determine which team you are in
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > tatica
>> > Maria Gracia Leandro
>> > http://www.tatica.org
>> > http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:tatica
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>> >
>>
>>
>>
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>> Maria Gracia Leandro
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