Revision as of 20:14, 16 July 2012

Agenda

Action items: Proposals for the 2 weeks ahead in preparation from FISL and upcoming App Hack events. We need to prioritize the documentation tasks.

Janet & Mark

Tutorial: Restructure the existing MDN Getting Started tutorial to be more modular, sequential and fast-start friendly: Prioritize MDN over Developer Hub
- https://marketplace-dev.allizom.org/developers/tutorial/apps?lang=en-us vs
- https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Apps/Getting_Started

Janet & Daniel Buchner

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)

James Long, Fred & Mark Giffin

Tutorial: Using Mortar to build Tweetness
- https://github.com/jlongster/tweetness
- Fred will discuss w/James to see if he can deliver 1st draft by 7/20
- Mark to write and post to MDN by 7/25 in time for FISL hack day

Bryan, James Burke & Mark Giffin

Tutorial: Walkthrough of NPR app demo Install module -- installs to Moz Marketplace, Android store & iOS
- Install module screencast delivered
- Next steps for NPR demo app (Can James work on screencasts while Bryan is out?)

Tofumatt/Fred

Writing server-side components for my App?
- Fred will discuss w/Tofumatt, establish timeline. (Possibility of having TofuMatt present this in Brazil in early Q4)
- Define the tool chain
- Documentation plan / craft tutorial

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?

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 * Developer Support plan for Apps - Janet
 * Docs tutorials priorities - Janet
-* Bryan - NPR app update
+* Apps docs tutorials priorities in Q3 - Janet
+* Update on Mortar (James Long)
+* Update on Server-side tools plan (Tofumatt)
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