[openspending-dev] Dev meeting: September 5, 2013

[Tryggvi Björgvinsson]

Hi all,

This is a gentle reminder that we'll be having the monthly dev meeting
today (since I forgot about it last week - apologies again!).

Topics for today are:
1. Issue tracker
2. Serving content

The meeting starts at 14:00 UTC on #openspending (on freenode).

For those of you who aren't in UTC time zones (I think I'm the only
one). Here are a few time zones of interest:

* 3PM in London (UTC+1)
* 4PM in Berlin (UTC+2)
* 10AM in New York (UTC-4)
* 10AM in West Brazil (UTC-4)
* 11AM in East Brazil (UTC-3)

See you later today!

On fim 5.sep 2013 23:49, Tryggvi Björgvinsson wrote:
> I want to begin this email by saying: I'm sorry.
>
> I feel really bad about admitting this but I forgot about the developer
> meeting today. I got a new router from my ISP and it didn't work out of
> the box (hello help-line queue) and then I went to a meeting around the
> same time and in all of this I just plainly forgot about the developer
> meeting when the clock hit 14:00 UTC.
>
> I have now put all of the alarms I can on the future events in my
> calendar so it shouldn't escape my eyes/brain again.
>
> I suggest we try again next Thursday, September 12, same time (14:00
> UTC), same place (#openspending IRC channel on Freenode).
>
> On the bright side, if you want to add a topic you want to talk about
> then you have an opportunity now :)
>
> Again, sorry and I hope this didn't cause too much confusion.
>
>
> On þri 3.sep 2013 17:09, Tryggvi Björgvinsson wrote:
>> Hi all!
>>
>> Like I promised in a different thread, here's the announcement for the
>> developer meeting next Thursday (which is the first Thursday of the month)
>>
>> Just like in the past the meeting will take place on our IRC channel
>> #openspending on Freenode at 14 UTC (time examples below). Feel free to
>> propose another time if this time doesn't suit you and we can change
>> that for the October meeting.
>>
>> # Meeting agenda
>>
>> 1. Bugs/Issues
>>     * We've passed 100 bugs/issues reported
>>         * Good since that means we can improve things and people want
>> improvements
>>         * Bad since that means we need some coding help (can we handle it?)
>>     * We should try to do something about it, but what?
>> 2. (Static) content delivery
>>     * We are now moving content from our github repo (dotorg) to
>> blog.openspending.org
>>     * This will become community.openspending.org
>>     * How should we serve this content on openspending.org or on a
>> different domain?
>>         * Former is like we're doing on the front page now which is
>> served from:
>>            http://blog.openspending.org/openspending-first-steps/
>>            This approach is slightly more difficult
>>         * Latter would mean we redirect users to a subdomain, should we
>> make the front page
>>            static then (links would then become static as well which
>> might cause problems)
>>
>> A lot to think about. See you on IRC on Thursday!
>>
>> # Meeting time in different time zones
>>
>> * 3PM in London (UTC+1)
>> * 4PM in Berlin (UTC+2)
>> * 10AM in New York (UTC-4)
>> * 10AM in West Brazil (UTC-4)
>> * 11AM in East Brazil (UTC-3)
>


-- 

Tryggvi Björgvinsson

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