MDN/Archives/Meetings/Community/2016/01-27

Agenda/Notes

The MDN community meeting takes place in the #mdn channel on irc.mozilla.org at:

• 10 AM PDT (18:00 UTC). See the meeting time in your time zone.

Introductions

Since lots of people lurk in #mdn, if you're actively attending the meeting please speak up and introduce yourself.

• Attending:

Help wanted

Please share documentation bugs that need work, or other things where you need short-term help.

Bugs Ahoy

We have added numerous new tasks there: http://www.joshmatthews.net/bugsahoy/?mdn=1

They are suitable for beginners. Comment in the bugs if you want to perform one of them. They have mentors assigned.

These tasks are very useful for us!

"Document all the interfaces" project

For 2016, we have a plan to have all Web API documented (the interfaces at least, not necessarily every methods and properties).

We have a list of missing interfaces: https://trello.com/c/moarkRdc/237-document-missing-interface-pages-partial

This is an intermediate-level work, so if you are interested in helping teoli can assign you some interfaces. Please do make contact before starting to work on anything — we would like to avoid duplication of effort.

Request in the meta bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1239267

Learning area

NOTE: Chris can't be at this meeting due to a conflict; please go through this content, and get in touch if you want to participate or ask questions.

• Chris Mills has taken over the mantle from Jeremie.
• I have started reviewing current material, and making plans for what needs to be done next
• Participation welcome! I want the community to be as part of this as much as possible. If you want to help with writing anything, or reviewing/editing, please contact Chris (chrismills on IRC, also on dev-mdc/mdn mailing lists)
• See the Mozilla Curriculum Team plan for more information. This is part of the overarching Mozilla curriculum project; my team on this also includes Emma from participation and Steph from Mozilla science lab, allowing us to work out what content needs we have outside MDN's scope, where they can be hosted, etc.
• Feedback also wanted, see:
  • Topic areas, along with content plans
  • Learning area prototypes for review and comment:
    • HTML topic landing page
    • Introduction to HTML module landing page
    • Getting started with HTML guide
    • Marking up a letter assessment
    • Github repo, which includes code examples, and Marking up a letter starting materials, marking guide, and finished project example

Blockers

Is there anything keeping you from making progress?

What are you working on?

Please share recent accomplishments, and goals you have for the next few weeks.

• (Jeremie) Browser Compatibility
  • Jeremie took over project management, want to know more about the projet, go check the project page
  • Current hot topic (your feedback is welcome)
    • Milestone plan to drive the project along the year:
      • Discussion on dev-mdc
      • Current plan on WikiMo
    • L10n strategy
      • Discussion on dev-mdc

Miscellaneous

Anything else we need to discuss synchronously?

• Who will moderate the next meeting?