Platform/GFX/2011-November-7
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Agenda
- Responsiveness (jpr)
- Meeting last week regarding responsiveness, and how electrolysis fits in
- There were several things highlighted as the single-process pain points
- Conclusion: We no longer want to do electrolysis soon
- The net to us: We aren't going to proceed with our electrolysis goals
- There's (going to be) a talos test regarding it: bug 631571
- We're not sure how much jank is due to graphics. Imagelib has the ability, certainly, but other than that we don't know how much we can contribute.
- Next week, at the graphics/layout work week, we'll discuss more. It's hard to reason about a lot of things without several other people, like roc.
- Mobile (jpr)
- pcwalton's patch queue is going to land in birch soon
- performant panning and zooming with the native UI
- thumbnail sketch: starting to pan or zoom, will take a texture of the current page, transform that texture, and then either synchronously or asynchronously redraw the page once we're done the operation
- bug native_droid_panning
- Skia (mattwoodrow)
- content rendering somewhat works
- close
- Thebes wrapper/Interop (bas)
- Direct2D fails 77/8000 tests, many in SVG.
- Getting closer
- BugKill (jpr)
- We punted on last friday's bugkill
- jpr would like us to get through the remaining bugs before the end of the year
- Probably means that we'll spend every Friday BugKilling
- Martin Best, a project manager, has been doing Bugzilla "anthropology", trying to find out how we're using Bugzilla and how well-owned bug lists are.
- He'll be blogging about it in the near future.
- Lucas Adamski wants us to have better criteria for quality measurements
- After all that, we'll want to have regular triage owners, so our new bugs don't languish