Webdev:Meetings:2012-05-22
Meeting Info
- Room webdev via Vidyo
- Room 798 via Teleconferencing
- Mountain View office in room PB&J
Meeting notes
- Note-taker: <who>
- Meeting notes: <etherpad link>
Open Items
- Apps Blog posts (moar blogs!)
- Pre-screening coding for job candidates (Laura)
- Notable status updates (Fred, Laura, James, Wil, anyone)
Roundtable
adrian
- In Madrid this week
- Working on moving the very last pieces of SQL in the UI of Socorro
andy
- marketplace including some APIs for other people
- in the UK at the moment, back in Vancouver next week
arron
ashort
aricaud
- Getting comfy with Bedrock, cleaning tests to turn Jenkins on, looking at selenium tests.
- Visited the awesome London office and autochthons.
- Small Affiliates release
- I really enjoyed graphs theory but never applied as much as I'd like.
bsavage
bensternthal
craigcook
ckoehler
cmore
davidwalsh
ednapiranha
gkoberger
jlongster
jsocol
kumar
lars
- socorro
- continuing on processor2012
- added hex address templating for Java crashes from Fennec
- blocked by unittests and the difficulty of creating a new socorro VM.
laura
lcrouch
lonnen
lorchard
malexis
mkelly
morgamic
- on vacation. so far being successful at actually being on vacation.
ngoke
peterbe
piotr
pmclanahan
potch
rhelmer
ricky
robhudson
schalk
seanmonstar
ubernostrum
timw
tofumatt
wenzel
- Lots of recruiting work
- newnewtab project planning
- Marketplace submission API planning
Favorite algorithm is the efficient solution to the Traveling Salesman Problem that I am surely going to come up with any day now. Oh, *existing* algorithms. I like Minimum Spanning Tree for its simplicity.
wil
willkg
- set up an #elasticutils irc channel
- submitted pull requests for input and mozillians to fix elasticutils usage
- talked with Rob about elasticutils future--Rob is going to work on new features while Will works on merging features in various branches into master; elasticutils will ROCK.
- launched my first app with Petri as an experiment to see how it all works: https://isitmfict.vcap.mozillalabs.com/ (based on http://isitmfbt.com/)
- worked on elasticsearch code in SUMO--we're almost at the point where we're showing unified search results
- got my business cards!
I like map coloring. You can use it for register allocation, coloring maps, and I sketched out how to use it for seating plans for wedding receptions. It's pretty cool.