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* | * Mark Giffin, Janet, Jeff Griffiths, James 'Pedro' Long, TofuMatt, Havi, Joe | ||
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Action items | Action items - In preparation from FISL and upcoming App Hack events, we will review and prioritize the documentation tasks and dev ecosystem priorities listed below. This list is the agenda. | ||
'''Janet & Mark''' | '''Janet & Mark''' | ||
* Tutorial: Restructure the existing MDN Getting Started tutorial to be more modular, sequential and fast-start friendly: Prioritize MDN over Developer Hub | * Tutorial: Restructure the existing MDN Getting Started tutorial to be more modular, sequential and fast-start friendly: **Prioritize MDN over Developer Hub (short term) | ||
**https://marketplace-dev.allizom.org/developers/tutorial/apps?lang=en-us | **https://marketplace-dev.allizom.org/developers/tutorial/apps?lang=en-us | ||
'''Janet & Daniel Buchner''' | |||
'''Janet & Daniel Buchner''' | |||
* Developer Hub: Come up with a Developer Hub plan and timeline for Q3-Q4 | * Developer Hub: Come up with a Developer Hub plan and timeline for Q3-Q4 | ||
**what is top priority Apps content w/delivery dates (should map closely to tutorial priorities on MDN) | **what is top priority Apps content w/delivery dates (should map closely to tutorial priorities on MDN) | ||
'''James Long, Fred & Mark Giffin''' | '''James Long, Fred & Mark Giffin''' | ||
* Tutorial: Using Mortar to build Tweetness | * Tutorial: Using Mortar to build Tweetness | ||
** https://github.com/jlongster/tweetness | ** https://github.com/jlongster/tweetness | ||
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'''Bryan, James Burke & Mark Giffin''' | '''Bryan, James Burke & Mark Giffin''' NOT AVAILABLE | ||
* Tutorial: Walkthrough of NPR app demo Install module -- installs to Moz Marketplace, Android store & iOS | * Tutorial: Walkthrough of NPR app demo Install module -- installs to Moz Marketplace, Android store & iOS | ||
** Install module screencast delivered | ** Install module screencast delivered | ||
** Next steps for NPR demo app (Can James work on screencasts while Bryan is out?) | ** Next steps for NPR demo app (Can James work on screencasts while Bryan is out?) | ||
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** Define the tool chain | ** Define the tool chain | ||
** Documentation plan / craft tutorial | ** Documentation plan / craft tutorial | ||
UPDATE: See below | |||
*Question: Is there a simple client-side app we can document in a tutorial style? Fred and I were having trouble coming up with one. | *Question: Is there a simple client-side app we can document in a tutorial style? Fred and I were having trouble coming up with one. | ||
*Fred has a game called Serpent that uses WebGameStub template, but it is keyboard-based, not mobile friendly. Is this worth documenting? | *Fred has a game called Serpent that uses WebGameStub template, but it is keyboard-based, not mobile friendly. Is this worth documenting? '''UPDATE:''' Fred has now created & submitted a mobile version! | ||
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*Updates on Action Items (described above): | |||
*Updates on Action Items: | ** '''UPDATE:''' Modular Apps Tutorial is ready for FISL: https://developer-new.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Apps/Tutorials/General | ||
*** Mark is adding new stuff based on content from Jason Smith. | |||
***TofuMatt says we need update to manifest. Will share with Mark. Mark to include. | |||
**'''UPDATE:''' Everyone upvotes the NPR installer module. It encourages people to submit to Marketplace and iterate. | |||
** '''UPDATE:''' Developer hub plan is owned by Dev Ecosystem team. Janet & Mark will coordinate when Fred and Daniel are back in the office. | |||
** '''UPDATE:''' James will use a different Mortar app to demo Mortar, not Tweetness | |||
*** (What's Mortar: a collection of templates - base UI, game, server-side, pre-built/list view) - and will post on github before FISL | |||
*** AND James will send markdown version of this to Janet/Mark to include on MDN | |||
**'''UPDATE:''' Tofumatt on Server-side ecosystem tool plan - | |||
*** web apps need server-side components - b/c you need some place to host them - for auth and storage. | |||
*** basic stuff that doesn't require elaborate framework for JS-savvy devs | |||
*** host on Heroku for free till you can make money. scales well, very good for testing | |||
*** Matt is building a little node.js server - and dealing w/node setup. Includes: | |||
****install app | |||
****webpage | |||
****serves up proper manifest | |||
****simple DB backend like redis | |||
****2 command deploy to heroku (free for 1 server, 1 listener) | |||
****time estimate: 1-2 weeks to get it going. | |||
****maybe an example app for games. | |||
** Some notes on hosting options: | |||
***AWS - heroku is hosted on Amazon, good reliability and well-distributed, but way easier to deal with. | |||
***Github hosting is preferable if they are only client-side. | |||
***Volo will package, minify and push to github w/2 commands. | |||
***set your github branch to your page branch. | |||