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** Implemented nice stack-based guard against infinite wiki inclusion recursion
** Implemented nice stack-based guard against infinite wiki inclusion recursion
** Fixed some ForParser bugs. It's about as solid as a hack can get now. Working on a better MediaWiki parser from the ground up.
** Fixed some ForParser bugs. It's about as solid as a hack can get now. Working on a better MediaWiki parser from the ground up.
** A few Army of Awesome bugs, including client-side adding of replies (617347)
** Led architecture sessions on new (email/whatever) notification system. Filed trackers. Paul's got the models done. Yay!
** Audited our use of _lazy(), fixing many bugs that were causing random languages to show up.
** Cleaning out GIF comments does not solve the script-exec-in-images bug.
** Integrated WebTrends stats with [http://support.allizom.org/de/localization L10n] and Contributor Dashboards. If anybody needs to dig stats out of WebTrends JSON, I'm happy to polish and liberate that part.
** Reviewsreviewsreviews
* The part where everybody walked across the Bering Straight ice bridge was pretty ballsy.


== gkoberger ==
== gkoberger ==

Revision as of 19:08, 18 January 2011

Open Items

  • Goals review
  • Team updates
    • AMO
    • Flux
    • Socorro
    • SUMO
    • Websites
  • Hiring update

Roundtable

andy

  • AMO 5.12.6, 5.12.6.1 and 5.12.7 releases
  • Little bits of help on Flightdeck
  • Keen to get started on AMO Paypal stuff
  • War of 1812. Too soon?

chowse

dd

  • Cleaning up Input themes
  • Planning on making input theme urls permanent
  • AMO: 5.12.6, .6.*, .7
  • Favorite time in history: Right now

erik

  • SUMO stuff
    • Wiki category inheritance
    • Fixed script-execution bug in our error message printer
    • Added hash frags for OS and browser detection (600242)
    • Implemented nice stack-based guard against infinite wiki inclusion recursion
    • Fixed some ForParser bugs. It's about as solid as a hack can get now. Working on a better MediaWiki parser from the ground up.
    • A few Army of Awesome bugs, including client-side adding of replies (617347)
    • Led architecture sessions on new (email/whatever) notification system. Filed trackers. Paul's got the models done. Yay!
    • Audited our use of _lazy(), fixing many bugs that were causing random languages to show up.
    • Cleaning out GIF comments does not solve the script-exec-in-images bug.
    • Integrated WebTrends stats with L10n and Contributor Dashboards. If anybody needs to dig stats out of WebTrends JSON, I'm happy to polish and liberate that part.
    • Reviewsreviewsreviews
  • The part where everybody walked across the Bering Straight ice bridge was pretty ballsy.

gkoberger

lcrouch

  • learning MDN environment and code
  • added MDN to hudson
  • fixing MDN bugs and learning to push for 0.9.2.2
  • American History
    • BioShock, Red Dead Redemption, that kinda thing

jbalogh

  • 5.12.6 is done, goodbye q4
  • Looking forward to writing new code again
  • I like the part where Crispus Attucks died because he had a cool time
    • but it probably sucked for him when he died

jgrlicky

  • Worked on AMO mobile interface designs
  • Did minor work on email newsletter
  • Worked on Firefox 4 Microsite Designs

jlongster

jsocol

  • They see me rollin' (on SUMO), they hatin'.
  • Writing docs.
  • Helping MozMessaging get up to date.
  • Lots of scheduling.
  • Some bug fixes -- search seems much better now!
  • July 20, 1969.

kumar

  • The new addon.mozilla.org developer pages have launched!
  • Lots of last minute tweaks to the new addon validator
  • Working on new editor pages for addon-submission queues
  • Zamboni devs are writing JS tests, woo!
  • The invention of the Internet is pretty incredible: in early 1960s it was the proposed solution for how to keep communications alive in the US in the chance that key cities were nuked by the Soviets. I.E. decentralized, fail-safe communication (the line of communication could just re-route around the dead cities). Yes, I've been reading the History of the Internet :). Everyone probably knows the general gist of it but the details are fascinating and I highly recommend that book.

lars

  • Migration testing
    • Mozilla owes me a three day weekend
  • Socorro hack fest
    • created a new multithreaded submitter for load testing
    • added multi-source HBase storage, because one HBase isn't enough
    • hacked benchmarking for HBase to try to find source of slowness in PHX
    • hacked recovery in collector for dead HBase/Thrift
  • favorite moment in American History class in High School:
    • when Mr. Beck's upper denture actually fell out of his mouth during one of his lectures

laura

  • Socorro migration wrangling
    • QA passed (auto tests and BFT on PHX)
    • Smoke tests are now running fast
    • Still a problem with HBase data sync, in progress
    • Go for Saturday? I'll let you know

lorchard

malexis

  • Flux dev stuff:
    • Join Mozilla kickoff
    • Twitter collage kickoff
    • Mobile launch coordination
    • Firefox 4 All
  • Favorite moment in American History: End of Bush era/Obama inauguration

morgamic

ozten

  • Microsite integration
  • Playdoh docs, scripts, L10n (folding back in from microsite)
  • Stewarding Fx4All

Any of the progressive milestones, such as the Sherman Antitrust Act of July 2, 1890.

paulc

  • SUMO 2.4.3 - Army of awesome localization (tracker: bug 623340)
  • Favorite moment in history... uh, yesterday, because I went snowboarding? :D

paulosman

  • Blockers for first release of Batucada (Drumbeat.org)
  • Drumbeat.org is in Security review
  • Phone screening for Front End Dev (help!)

potch

rhelmer

ricky

  • SUMO 2.4.x
    • Lots of UI refactoring and theme updating of older apps for consistency

rsnyder

wenzel

  • Input 3.0 is almost out the door, starting on 3.1
  • Helping Luke get up to speed.
  • Holding localizers' hands
  • Staying fluxible.

wil

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