Websites/HolidayBYOB/Meetings/2011-08-30

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Holiday Campaign Technical requirements discussion

Attendees:

  • Kev
  • Les
  • Chris More
  • Fred Wenzel
  • Chelsea Novak
  • Greg Jost
  • Chrissie
  • Mike Alexis
  • We'll use the framework for BYOB, but not BYOB
  • App will have no registration or login

Three possibilities

1. Prebuilds with 5-6 add-ons

  • three addons = 24 possibilites
  • the more add-ons the bigger the deal
  • Want to stop at 125 possible builds
  • pre-compiled builds with preselected addons.
  • Kev can do sample build

2. Add-on installer with opt in at the time of installation

  • adds a few seconds to load time

have to sign everything with moz signature have to get configuration details to repackager need to figure out automated signing

3. On the fly build

  • is most costly.
  • Would need releng
  • would need to justify extra resource and dev time

Things to consider from product marketing:

  • Narrative changes in prebuild/readymade vs on the fly.

Kev will talk to releng to see what feasibility of on the fly is vs prebuild

Web dev is creating form app tied to db

  • build side needs automated system to sign and send them off

email sent can be customized but more dev work. shouldn’t be fully customizable

We will need pre-approved add-ons for prebuild. pre-vetted list of add-ons criteria:

1. what is the distribution license? 2. what does it do? performance hit to browser 3. UX and content

Chelsea and Greg will start looking at different categories of add-ons and licenses.

To reiterate, we should not use the BYOB site but we can use the framework. A lot of BYOB is overkill. Much easier to put something together using Playdoh.