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= Administrivia = | |||
* IRC channel: #chronicle | |||
* Mailing list: [https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/chronicle-dev chronicle-dev] | |||
* Source [https://github.com/mozilla/chronicle Github] | |||
= Overview = | = Overview = | ||
''Separating out Chronicle and Reading List stuff...Reading List project will live here: [[CloudServices/Reading List]]'' | |||
= What is it? = | |||
Making it easier to find a site, recipe, or article that you saw before. "Never lose site again". What if we pulled together Reading List + History + Bookmarks + Social Links and presented them in a powerful way accessible from any screen? | |||
= Vision = | |||
= Problem we're solving = | |||
(DRAFT - edwong wrote these) | |||
1.0 | |||
* | |||
* M1: History is a long list of duplicate urls that are hard to search. Let's make this better and accessible on all my devices. | |||
* M2: I have a bookmark or article I want to read later but I'm on an iPhone. | |||
* M3: I want read popular articles from multiple social streams in one place (possibly seamlessly inline[task continuity]). | |||
2.0 | |||
* M1: I'd like to share links with my contacts, possibly in real time. | |||
* M2: I want my awesome bar to be smarter about sites I might like, look pretty, and possibly suggest things. | |||
= Roadmap = | = Roadmap = | ||
== Chronicle | == Chronicle (Target Fall 2015) == | ||
1.0 | |||
* M1: Make history more awesome (look and feel, search) | |||
* M2: Integrate Reading List, History, Bookmarks | |||
* M3: Integrate Social | |||
2.0 Take chronicle learnings and put them in the awesome bar. | |||
= Project | = Project Domains = | ||
* Cloud Services Product Manager: Bill Maggs | * Cloud Services Product Manager: Bill Maggs | ||
* Desktop Product Manager: Bryan Clark | * Desktop Product Manager: Bryan Clark | ||
* Mobile Product Manager: Deb Richardson | * Mobile Product Manager: Deb Richardson | ||
* | * Tech Lead/Product Owner: Nick Chapman | ||
* Technical Project Manager: Edwin Wong | |||
* Technical Project Manager: | * UX/Research Lead: John Gruen | ||
* UX Lead: | * Dev: Jared Hirsch, Sean MacArthur | ||
* QA/Infrastructure Lead: Peter DeHaan | |||
= Product Definition = | |||
= | = Test Plans and Testing Notes = | ||
* | * [[/Test Plan|Test Plan]] | ||
* | * [[/Summary of Tests|Summary of Tests]] | ||
* [[/Testing Notes|Testing Notes]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:01, 11 March 2015
Administrivia
- IRC channel: #chronicle
- Mailing list: chronicle-dev
- Source Github
Overview
Separating out Chronicle and Reading List stuff...Reading List project will live here: CloudServices/Reading List
What is it?
Making it easier to find a site, recipe, or article that you saw before. "Never lose site again". What if we pulled together Reading List + History + Bookmarks + Social Links and presented them in a powerful way accessible from any screen?
Vision
Problem we're solving
(DRAFT - edwong wrote these)
1.0
- M1: History is a long list of duplicate urls that are hard to search. Let's make this better and accessible on all my devices.
- M2: I have a bookmark or article I want to read later but I'm on an iPhone.
- M3: I want read popular articles from multiple social streams in one place (possibly seamlessly inline[task continuity]).
2.0
- M1: I'd like to share links with my contacts, possibly in real time.
- M2: I want my awesome bar to be smarter about sites I might like, look pretty, and possibly suggest things.
Roadmap
Chronicle (Target Fall 2015)
1.0
- M1: Make history more awesome (look and feel, search)
- M2: Integrate Reading List, History, Bookmarks
- M3: Integrate Social
2.0 Take chronicle learnings and put them in the awesome bar.
Project Domains
- Cloud Services Product Manager: Bill Maggs
- Desktop Product Manager: Bryan Clark
- Mobile Product Manager: Deb Richardson
- Tech Lead/Product Owner: Nick Chapman
- Technical Project Manager: Edwin Wong
- UX/Research Lead: John Gruen
- Dev: Jared Hirsch, Sean MacArthur
- QA/Infrastructure Lead: Peter DeHaan