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** [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Features_List List]
** [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Features_List List]
* roundtable
* roundtable
= Minutes =
== followups from 1.0b4 Release ==
* nobody has heard about anything needing to be done
* bug triages going well
== [[Labs/Jetpack/SDK/1.0b5|SDK 1.0b5]] planning, status ==
* Dave copied 1.0b4 missed items to 1.0b5
* update the 1.0b5 list and add things you're working on
== feature pages ==
* Mozilla teams starting to use feature pages
* by end of next week, we should come up with priorities for 1.0 release and post-1.0
* not just a list of features, but also specs describing each feature
* helps folks (outsiders, developers on related projects) understand features and where we're going
* specs are collaborative effort, everyone contributes, Dave will make sure they're clean
* everyone should take a look and see the ones the Firefox team has done to get a sense of how to do them
* Deb will split them up by individual project
* take a look at that, think of what you're working on, what you want to work on
* for 1.0 or post-1.0?
* Q about whether to do them for features already implemented
* probably not necessary, Dave to talk to Jay
* Firefox team discussed, determined that feature pages are for things that take two or more bugs to accomplish
* discussion about whether these are feature pages vs. project pages
* most remaining 1.0 work is bug fixes rather than features, so there probably isn't much to do for that release
* Myk is worried about making this a requirement for 1.0 features given the work we have left for that release
* Dave's goal is to have list of things we're going to write up by end of next week
* making sure we're on the right path
== Alex's JavaScript cfx tool ==
[Alex demonstrates JavaScript implementation of cfx]
* implemented as an SDK-based addon
* web page (URL: "jetpack:") you open in browser tab with GUI for browsing, testing, running, and packaging addons and XULRunner apps
* you can test/run in the current Firefox process or a separate one
* the tool finds all Firefox binaries on system and lets you pick between them for testing/running in a separate process
* it would be possible to develop a command-line application like cfx with xpcshell or XULRunner
* Alex to provide XPI that can be installed for testing
* we might do something like this in the future; Python is a pain to install if you don't already have it
* or maybe we decide that folks for whom Python is a pain should be using Builder
* Builder might be able to use this via Node rather than relying on a Python installation and cfx on the server side
* the addon can download packages, but they can also be shipped with the addon itself
* this enables Builder to be an offline application
* Daniel would love to have integration with the documentation
== [[AMO/FlightDeck/1.0a9|FlightDeck 1.0a9]] status ==
* pretty much hit everything
* encountered a snag with keyboard bindings on Mac
* delayed the release a few days
* pushing to production on Thursday at 2pm PT
== [[AMO/FlightDeck/0.9.2|FlightDeck 0.9.2]] status ==
* restyle based on graphic design by Sean Martell that resembles global AMO design
* search, based on UX mockup from chowse
* a new messaging (notifications) class that gives users a log of errors and provides a passive message indicator
* new versioning scheme that is similar to AMO's
** this version is 0.9.2
** subsequent versions will increment the last number (0.9.3, 0.9.4, etc.), whether they are additional alphas or betas
** the final version will be 1.0
* thaws Thursday, March 27 (three days late due to 1.0a9 delay)
* freezes Friday, April 29
* ships Thursday, May 5
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