Sheila
- update for the board tomorrow
- try and schedule board meeting in next 10 days
- met with kt yesterday afternoon, updated her on 1.0, our
discussions during on-site week
- she has been reading strategy list
- she is going to figure out time to talk to everybody 1:1 and start
sending mails to strategy list
- doing more work next with her on board mtg
- helping out with QA session today
pje
- posted about query transformation to the PEAK list
- general algorithm for subexpression lifting and all the other cool
bits
- almost prototypable now
- next: add pattern-matching syntax to PEAK-rules
- reduce complex and somewhat error-prone nature of specifying
pattern match rules in "long form"
- while writing this over last week, I found a number of errors in
PEAK-Rules pattern match rules that I wrote out in long-form way, so
it's definitely an error-prone way to specify tree-transformation
rewrite rules
- will be out tomorrow and Monday (implementation won't start until
next week)
- the idea of the pattern matching is that you should be able to
specify rules like "`type(`x`) is `y`"
- rules like that that would match expressions in a query, and then
bind x and y to the portions of the query represented, to allow
further conditions to be applied or the values to be extracted
- Thus, if we have some scheduling-specific functions, for example,
it would be easy to add query-rewrite rules to handle them.
- This will let us extend the ORM dynamically on an as-needed basis,
so we won't need a perfect ORM to start with.
- In fact, the people creating queries and the people creating SQL
mappings won't need to be the same people.
- We can prototype against in-memory stuff, and then figure out how
to make it work in the database later. :)
Jeffrey
- Yesterday, very productive
- I guess I wasn't 90% done yesterday tho, cuz I'm still not quite
done, part of that's because I found various bugs in the code I'd
written, e.g. CSS padding-right table cells worked the way I expected
only in FF2, not in any other browser
- so I did an (annoying) table-based way of adding gutters to the
list view
- anyway, still got lots of UI tweaks done
- last UI tweak I'm working on now is hiding unused event fields in
detail view + few bug fixes (hint text is being seen as changed text
for time fields, not sure why
- then onto fiding a bit with settings dialog + desktop bugs
Travis
- mostly more windmill fixes
- spent morning processing bugs randy filed, fixing one and assigning
a bunch to 1.0
- rejiggered bugzilla product cc lists a little to include jeffrey
more - noticed he wasn't on them and probably should be at this point
- lemme know if anything seems out of whack
- today: more windmill test fixed, i'd love to get done a first pass
of updating ids and such so that things work again
- chatted with jeffrey yesterday: going to downgrade prio of windmill
tests - instead give more time to improving standalone UI testing
( rely on windmill mostly for basic ui integration testing)
- now that we've modularized more of the UI using the dojo widget
system, we can have standalone html pages that just show the detail
view for ex. and can use Plain OI JavaScript for unit testing
Mimi
- TechSoup email - pls respond with comments
- Email to OSAF contact - sent
- Worked on visual tweaks with Jeffrey
- Today: More OSAF contact emails
- Outlook blog post based on Tech Soup response?
-- Might be worth doing a "competitive analysis" not to show how
we're just like Outlook, but how we might solve some problems well/
better that people are currently using Outlook/Exchange for (e.g.
calendar sharing)
Randy
- Finding, fixing, assigning, re-assigning bugs in server and web UI,
basically a lot of testing
Grant
- Fix bug 12114 (Pressing F2 crashes Chandler)
- Wrestled with tinderboxes some (attempting to fix test failures
with out-of-date debug plugin; also various machines need updating)
- Bug 12158 (Holiday calendar): tried a fix that doesn't quite work,
looking at another.
- More random bug queue investigations
* Server Test Session tomorrow at 1PM
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