Webdev:Meetings:2010-06-22

Open Items

• Summit
  • Travel booked?
  • Ready for talks/presentations?
• Q2 Goals review
• Q3 Goals Draft

Roundtable

abuchanan

• FirefoxCup
  • done, last fixes launching tonight
• Email campaigns (Basket)
  • updates for admin panel and Firefox Home project
• Mozilla.com
  • page performance
  • code reviews
  • prep for redesign
• Cartoon movie
  • ummmmm, no idea, but PIXAR usually rocks

dd

• Back from Paternity leave
• Working from home a lot
• AMO and celery, and other zamboni things
• Anything from PIXAR

erik

• Loading the Mozilla & Django worlds into my head
• Wrote a pinning multi-database router which gets around several write-related race conditions in SUMO. This removes the need for interstitial meta-refresh pages after posting and fixes bugs of the sort that scuttled the 2.2 push.
• Working on Questions app: editing & tagging questions.
• How the Grinch Stole Christmas

josh

• Working on Live Chat; everything is going as planned.
  • Wiki page for the new chat server is at Support/Live Chat/Node.js.
• Apparently, I'll be doing a lightning talk at the Summit on Node.js and asynchronicity.
  • What will I specifically be talking about? TBD.
• Wall-E

jsocol

• Patching up SUMO 2.1 and ready-to-ship tomorrow.
• Organizing the team around 2.2 priorities.
• Working out 2.3 details.
• Pushed Firefox Home updates last week.
• Favorite cartoon movie: Akira

laura

• Shipped Socorro 1.7
• Investigated and resolved Firefox 3.6.4 apparent crash spike (this took most of the last two weeks)
  • Summary: git locks on config files are evil.
  • When collectors were set to throttle 100% of 3.6.4 crashes, config change only synced to 1/3. The other two throttled 3.6.4 at 15%.
  • When change finally reached other two (on next config change on 6/7), saw apparent spike.
  • Checked everything from code, infra, malware, sunspots...
• About to ship Socorro 1.7.1 (fix representation of hangs)
• Saw a bunch of HBase stability issues, mostly resolved.
• Submitted a breakout session to the Summit about the Socorro PRD
• PostCrash appears to be on for Q3
• Cartoon: Smurfs and the Magic Flute. I lined up for two hours to see it when I was five. If we broaden it to animation then Coraline.

lorchard

• Getting BYOB ready for end-of-quarter release
• Working on writing a case study about developing a BYOB feature for blog-fodder.
  • Like the feature itself, this has taken longer and gotten bigger than I planned.

kourge

• Sheriff app
  • Finishing touches on the UI
  • Getting it staged by IT; see bug 572780
• next up, Summit stuff
  • public phonebook; see bug 571881
  • crazy awesome visualizations with HTML5 goodness; current ideas (feel free to put in your own!):
    • summit tweet treemap, à la Vancouver Olympics
    • network graph / merge trees of mozilla-central and Webdev projects on Github, similar to this and this
    • the existing Bugstream can be further retooled
• fixing Clapclap since building management changed their voice prompt :(
• Paprika; don't say Inception did it first

paulosman

• Fixing bugs and working on performance optimization for Drupal version of drumbeat.org
• Making roadmap for shiny new version (porting to Django)
• Experimenting with severing CiviCRM and Drupal in drumbeat.org, evaluating if CiviCRM will meet our ongoing engagement needs.

• Favourite Cartoon Movie: Venture Brothers (I know, it's a show, but they should make a movie).

ricky

• Working on Questions (SUMO 2.2)
  • Completed and merged questions and answers templates
  • Implemented Ask a Question and hoping to merge today
  • Now implementing Reply to Question (a.k.a. Answer)

• Toy Story

wil

• We've been updating AMO like mad, 3rd push in as many weeks tonight.
• Lots of new URLs are being served by python. Our db load is at the lowest it's been in forever and we can run AMO on half the cluster with no troubles. AMO team == rockin'
• If you or someone you know is looking to contribute, I've got bugs. drop me a line.
• I've been doing technical evaluations of some CC processing companies. Here be dragons.
• I'll have to go with Who Framed Roger Rabbit? So classic.