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This the agenda and action items for the weekly check-in meeting for Markup, which took place on 2011-04-29 at 8:30am in All Your Base and Conference #329.

Agenda

GO!

The purpose of this meeting is to get a development status update, triage outstanding bugs and identify action items for Markup.

  • Identify Attendants and their Roles in this project.
    • Product owner - Laura
    • TPM - Ryan
    • Web Developer - Austin, Fred
    • IT -
    • QA - Matt, Stephen
    • Security - MCoates
    • Legal -
    • L10N - Stas
  • This meeting will be declared over at 8:55pm.

Action Items from Previous Meeting

  • Admin functionality
    • Laura will write out steps of how to test the admin functionality and provide that to QA and Security.

[Done: see https://intranet.mozilla.org/MarkUP_Campaign#Super-User_Invites]

  • QA
    • File bug to ensure that IE9a and Opera aren't support
    • Chrome and Safari are supported
  • Laura will ask Paul Roget to look into what the specific issues are for browser support with IE, etc. [DONE]
  • Stas will focus on Markup, put a lesser focus on Webifyme which will ship later than Markup
    • Laura will confirm this with the Engagement team. [DONE]
  • Laura - Ensure that TBG has someone available for front end bug resolution
  • Michael - Will file a bug about multiple image submissions [DONE]
  • Laura - Call a meeting for Friday to check-in. [DONE]
  • Laura - Will mark all must-have bugs as 1.0 Target Milestone[DONE]
    • Matt and Ryan will look over the list to confirm
  • Ryan - Communicate with Austin King that we will need when Fred is PTO. [DONE]

Status Update

  • Vacation
    • Fred is out; Ozten is in.
    • Matt is out.
  • We are currently focused on shipping the product on May 10th.
  • Statuses
    • Laura
    • QA
    • L10N
    • Web Dev
    • Security
  • Is the goal for shipping on May 10th on track, or is it at risk?

Notes

  • IE9 support is a nice to have.
    • Is this a blocker for release?
  • Fred out 5/2 - 5/15. Ozten will be here in his place.
  • Matt out 5/10 - 5/16. StephenD will be here in his place.
  • Laura concerned about project status. Does not feel the app is ready enough to send out super-user invites.
    • All other concerns have been taken care of.
    • "This must be a soft launch."
  • Matt has seen a lot of regressions with browsing and submitting marks.
    • A few lesser bugs have been cropping up.
    • "Not feeling too hot about the release just yet." There is still quite a bit of risk.
  • Stas - Feeling good. 10 locales opting in. Storing localization right now.
    • 160 strings. Current timeline of under 2 weeks should be okay.
    • No flags to raise for Markup. (Considering WebifyMe is off the table.)
    • Will miss next week's meeting. Will email with status update before next meeting.
  • Fred, Austin - Not convinced they can fix all 23 bugs in that short of a timeline.
    • Would be good to know how TBG feels about how long it would take 23 bugs to be fixed.
  • MCoates - Finished security review and filed bugs.
    • Most issues revolve around abusing the system.
  • cmore - there three variations of the name of this project being "Mark Up", "Markup", and "MarkUp" documented on internal and external websites.
    • Laura has confirmed that "Mark Up" is the official name and then I changed the Intranet pages and put a note on the wiki saying the official name of the project.
  • Overview - Shipping on 5/10 is very much at risk, and is in TBG's hands right now.

Bugs

Action Items

The following action items were outstanding from the previous meeting:

  • Laura - FAQ
  • Laura - Write a blog post for launch day
  • Evan - Write a blog post for launch day

The following action items were identified and assigned in this meeting:

  • Laura - Decide whether or not IE9 support is a blocker for release.
  • Laura - Follow-up with TBG about timeline

Next Meeting

The next meeting will take place on 2011-05-03 at 12:30pm.