I'd like to see an agenda, before we schedule a meeting. (The length of the meeting affects whether and when I can attend.)
While Laszlo Systems has been quiet on the dev list, it seems they have some full-time staff assigned to the project. I'd like to see it on github, but that's not actually stopping me from doing anything. Maybe I'm in a different position from others since I have commit rights and work with some folks who knows LZX and are capable of making LFC changes, so we were able to contribute back the bugs we fixed this week, which is important to me since I don't particularly want to maintain a fork of OpenLaszlo for my company or my clients. To help drive an agenda: * What problems are people having that are not being met by the current open source structure and process? * In addition to Sebastian volunteering a server and Tucker and me volunteering to do periodic code reviews, who else is willing to help and what would you like to do, specifically? Thanks! Sarah On Dec 23, 2011, at 11:28 AM, Raju Bitter wrote: > Before we hundreds of emails going back-and-forth to discuss the > meeting time/date, let's instead use Doodle: > http://www.doodle.com/rkvbqr7wxumurg66 > > On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 8:07 PM, Raju Bitter > <r.bitter.mailingli...@googlemail.com> wrote: >> I've set up a Spreed web meeting (up to 20 people for the 2nd week of >> January 2012), to get a discussion start on how we can re-activate >> OpenLaszlo. The suggested meeting time is (which of course can be >> changed, depending on your availability): >> 13. Jan 2012 16:00 CET (using Spreed) 13. Jan 2012 16:00 CET >> Meeting link: https://eu42.spreed.com/checkin/jc/503164965 >> >> Anyone interested in discussing the future of OpenLaszlo, how the >> community can contribute to the project to re-activate it, and all >> other questions around the project is welcome to join. Technically the >> number of participants is limited to 20 people, if there's more >> interest, we'll have to use a different platform. >> >> The date/time is not fixed, if enough people with interest in the >> project are willing to join the web conference, we can shift to >> another date/time. One thing to consider: We need to fix a time which >> works for Japan, Europe and the U.S. (both East and West coast). 4pm >> in Berlin would be midnight in Japan, and 7 a.m. in San Francisco. If >> we can't fix a time which works for all time zone, the other option >> would be to have to separate web conferences for Asia + U.S., and for >> Europe and U.S. >> >> Before we go into the meeting, we should >> 1) create an agenda of items we want to discuss >> 2) discuss what kind of structure (people managing the project) would >> be needed to move forward >> 3) define goals for the project >> 4) reach out to Laszlo, to get a better understanding of the status of >> the company >> >> The discussion should be done in the mailing lists, but I'd be >> interested in summing up the discussion every few days somewhere.I >> suggest to use Google Docs, but I'm not sure if people from China >> would have a problem accessing Google Docs at the moment. We could use >> the OpenLaszlo wiki instead. >> >> Wish you all a good holiday season, and all the best for the new year of >> 2012! >> >> Best regards, >> Raju >
