Hello, Guys,
How do I participate in this project?
Cheers,
Clóvis
On Tue, Aug 25, 2015 at 5:33 AM, Florian Effenberger <
flo...@documentfoundation.org> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The Board of Directors at the time of voting consists of 7 seat holders
> without deputies. In order to be quorate, the vote needs to have 1/2 of the
> Board of Directors members, which gives 4.
>
> A total of 5 Board of Directors members have participated in the vote. The
> vote is quorate.
>
> A quorum could be reached with a simple majority of 3 votes.
>
> Result of vote: 5 approvals, 0 neutral, 0 disapprovals.
> Decision: The request has been accepted.
>
> This message is to be archived by the BoD members and their deputies.
>
> Florian
>
> Florian Effenberger wrote on 2015-07-28 at 14:53:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> we have received feedback from Thorsten in his mail at
>>
>> http://www.mail-archive.com/board-discuss@documentfoundation.org/msg03428.html
>> ,
>> which Björn seems to be fine with.
>>
>> With these changes, I'd like to call the board for a vote on the below
>> item, so we can proceed and add it to the budget accordingly.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Florian
>>
>>
>> Florian Effenberger wrote on 2015-06-30 at 17:30:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> with our new grant request page online
>>> (http://www.documentfoundation.org/grant-request/), we have received the
>>> first requests, which - in light of our transparency and openness
>>> approach - would like to make public and discuss here.
>>>
>>> The second request is about a LibreOffice project dashboard/"All about
>>> LibreOffice".
>>>
>>>
>>> == grant details ==
>>>
>>> Grant Proposal:
>>> Creating a LibreOffice community and developer dashboard ("All about
>>> LibreOffice")
>>>
>>> a cost estimate has been shared with the Board of the Document
>>> Foundation in private for budget approval and reservation of funds
>>>
>>> Grant objective:
>>> Create a webpage showing latest activity, summaries and trends of the
>>> LibreOffice project in all areas: development, qa, user-to-user support
>>> etc.
>>> The webpage should be easily extensible for developers providing scripts
>>> analysing current and historic data from various project infrastructure.
>>>
>>> Grant size: to be tendered
>>>
>>> Grant beneficiaries: tender contractor
>>>
>>> Grant follow-up: Frameworks, languages and tools used should be popular
>>> and widely used to allow the result to be community maintained and
>>> sustained after initial development. Extensibility should allow
>>> developers to refine the dashboard without deep insight in the used
>>> frameworks and tools. Blog posts should advertize the dashboard to the
>>> LibreOffice community and invite contributions.
>>>
>>> === User stories ===
>>>
>>> As a LibreOffice community member, I want to be able to find out about
>>> the latest events and actions happening in the project today presented
>>> on a webpage. Updates do not need to be real-time, but delays should not
>>> be bigger than 1-2 hours.
>>>
>>> As a LibreOffice community member, I want to be able to find out about
>>> the latest events and actions happening in the project since my last
>>> visit presented as a newsfeed (RSS/Atom) for my reader.
>>>
>>> As a LibreOffice community member, I want to be able to create a
>>> newsfeed that filters for interest of specific interest for me.
>>>
>>> As a LibreOffice community member, I want to be able to query filtered
>>> on if an event creates or resolves an action item for a specific
>>> subproject. Here are some examples based on Bugzilla: regression filed
>>> would be qa-task-created (need confirmation/triage), regression
>>> triaged/moved to NEW (qa-task-resolved, dev-task-created), regression
>>> fixed (dev-task-resolved).
>>>
>>> As a designer, I want to be able to improve layout and looks of the
>>> dashboard with just basic knowledge on coding.
>>>
>>> As a designer, I want to be able to create subpages that present
>>> filtered information of interest to a specific subproject e.g. events
>>> and actions of interest for development, of interest for QA etc.
>>>
>>> As a programmer, I want to be able to feed events and actions happening
>>> on any system of the project to be displayed to the system simply by
>>> adding a script generating a RSS/Atom newsfeed to an existing repository
>>> using only existing credentials (gerrit account). At least all common
>>> *nix script languages (Python, Perl, Ruby, PHO) should be supported,
>>> even C/C++/Haskell/Ocaml should be possible unless there are
>>> overwhelming troubles.
>>>
>>> As a programmer, I want to be able supply summaries and aggregate data
>>> by querying for existing events in the system and simply parsing a
>>> RSS/Atom newsfeed. I want to be able to send these summaries as an event
>>> just like others.
>>>
>>> As a programmer, I want to associate events send to the system with tags
>>> because that allows to query for specific types of events either for
>>> summaries or for presentation on subproject pa
