Hi Michelle, Michelle O'Brien wrote: > On 23/02/11 04:19, Dave Neary wrote: >> Note that the tablet UX still doesn't have a code-centric project home >> page yet. I think it would be hugely useful for someone to start a Wiki >> page for the tablet UX, linking to the various Git modules, documenting >> how to build& run the bleeding edge, and collecting the names of the >> development team for each module. This would enable people interested to >> start following along with development& start developing new features >> straight away, instead of waiting for the next release. >> >> Nice community task for someone? > > I'd offer - but have no idea where to start.
You could create the page at http://wiki.meego.com/Tablet_UX A page for a code project should contain, at a minimum: * A description of the project * A direct link to the mailing list for its developers (looks like there's nothing more specific than meego-dev or meego-touch-dev at this point, although there is a Tablet forum for users - perhaps tablet devs could tell us where they hang out) * A link to a list of bugs against the module(s) (it doesn't look like the tablet UX has a Bugzilla product yet, though, it will be in the "MeeGo Platform" classification when it's created, I imagine) * A link to the source code of the module(s), and instructions on how to get & build it (I don't see anything promising on http://meego.gitorious.org/ - can someone in the know tell me where the tablet is being developed, please?) * A link to a .tar.gz of the latest release * Ideally a roadmap showing the important short-term features & bugs, and also the medium & long term direction, and the project's goals & vision Everything there does not need specific technical skills or knowledge of the project, apart from the roadmap. So I guess the first step is to know which git modules are being used for the development of the tablet UX. I made such a list for the netbook UX a few weeks ago - perhaps someone involved in the tablet development could do the same for the tablet UX, please? Once we have that, the rest should fall into place. Cheers, Dave. -- Email: [email protected] Jabber: [email protected] _______________________________________________ MeeGo-community mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-community http://wiki.meego.com/Mailing_list_guidelines
