Community Meeting ( April 14, 2023 ): Primer: Baby Bliss Bot

At this week’s Community Meeting ( April 14, 2023 ) Shirley McNaughton will be leading a Primer on Baby Bliss Bot. Please note the special time and date for this community meeting. Description: Hour One

Re: Community Design Crit ( Mar 28, 2023 ) - Paper Playground - Interactive Interaction Design Space

Reminder about the community meeting this week (Mar 28, 2023) from 2 - 3pm ET. Topic is Paper Playground - Interactive Interaction Design Space. Thanks Justin > On Mar 20, 2023, at 1:16 PM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Sorry for the inconvenience, this meeting will be postponed 1 week

Re: Community Design Crit ( Mar 28, 2023 ) - Paper Playground - Interactive Interaction Design Space

Sorry for the inconvenience, this meeting will be postponed 1 week to Mar 28, 2023 from 2 - 3pm ET. Thanks Justin > On Mar 20, 2023, at 8:13 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > There will be a Community Design Crit on Mar 21, 2023, 2pm to 3pm ET. > > Topic: Paper Playground - Interact

Community Design Crit ( Mar 21, 2023 ) - Paper Playground - Interactive Interaction Design Space

There will be a Community Design Crit on Mar 21, 2023, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: Paper Playground - Interactive Interaction Design Space Description: From the Inclusive Design team at PhET Interactive Simulations: A co-design tool and integrated space to collaboratively design multimodal

Community Design Crit ( Mar 7, 2023) - Accessible design collaboration tools

There will be a Community Design Crit on Mar 7, 2023, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: Accessible design collaboration tools Description: Look at and discuss options for accessible design collaboration tools. Facilitator: Lisa & Cheryl Meeting Details: Date: March 7, 2023 Time: 2pm to 3pm ET

Community Design Crit ( Feb 7, 2023 ) - ChatGPT Accessibility test/comparison

There will be a Community Design Crit on Feb 7, 2023, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: ChatGPT Accessibility test/comparison Facilitator: Lisa Liskovoi and Maysa Borges Gama Meeting Details: Date: Feb 7, 2023 Time: 2pm to 3pm ET Virtual Meeting : zoom

Community Meeting ( Dec 13 ): Eudaemonic Design as a Co-created Approach to Health and Well-being: An Exemplar Case with Older Adults at Home

At next week’s Community Meeting ( Dec 13, 2023 ), Jenna Mikes will be talking about Eudaemonic Design as a Co-created Approach to Health and Well-being: An Exemplar Case with Older Adults at Home. Description:

Community Meeting ( Nov 29 ): Human-robot interaction for inclusive coding education

At this week’s Community Meeting ( Nov 29, 2022 ) Maysa Borges Gama will be speaking about her work on Human-robot interaction for inclusive coding education. Description: Educational Robotics is a widely

Community Meeting ( Oct 12 ): UofT MScAC Applied Research Collaborations

At this week’s Community Meeting ( Oct 12, 2022 ) Daniel Giovannini (Associate Director, MScAC Partnerships at U of T), will be joining to learn more about the recent work at the IDRC, and explore whether there

Community Design Crit ( July 5 ) - CTA Image inspection

There will be a Community Design Crit on July 5, 2022, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: CTA Image inspection Description: The Canadian Typography Archives website requires an image inspection function that allows a user to magnify an artifact and pan over all parts of the artifact. Here is a link

Community Meeting ( May 24 ): Meeting with Jack Tyrrell from the Centre for Inclusive Design

At next week’s Community Meeting ( May 24, 2022 ) Jack Tyrrell from the Centre for Inclusive Design will be joining us to present on his work. Time: 2:00 - 3:00pm ET

CANCELLED - Re: Community Design Crit ( May 19, 2022 ) - IDRC Website Projects Page(s) - CANCELLED

Sorry some scheduling conflicts have arisen for this Design Crit and it will need to be cancelled. Sorry for the inconvenience. Justin > On May 17, 2022, at 9:17 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > There will be a Community Design Crit on May 19, 9am to 10am ET. > > Topic: IDRC Websit

Community Design Crit ( May 19, 2022 ) - IDRC Website Projects Page(s)

There will be a Community Design Crit on May 19, 9am to 10am ET. Topic: IDRC Website Projects Page(s) Description: We’ll discuss the Project page(s) on the IDRC site. We plan to discuss what the original plans were and how the site, as it currently

Re: Community Design Crit ( April 28, 2022 ) - IDRC Site Projects Page - POSTPONED

Due to scheduling issues we’ll need to reschedule this meeting for a later time. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Thanks Justin > On Apr 25, 2022, at 8:10 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > There will be a Community Design Crit on April 28, 10 to 11am ET. > > T

Community Design Crit ( April 28, 2022 ) - IDRC Site Projects Page

There will be a Community Design Crit on April 28, 10 to 11am ET. Topic: IDRC Site Projects Page Description: We’ll discuss the Project page(s) on the IDRC site. We plan to discuss what the original plans were and how the site, as it currently is,

Infusion 4.0 released

The Fluid community is pleased to announce the release of Infusion 4.0! Infusion 4.0 includes many changes to the core and preferences framework and may not be backwards compatible with previous versions of Infusion. Please see: API Changes from 3.0 to 4.0

Community Design Crit ( Feb 8, 2022 ) - Dobble Debate - Bake Your Own

There will be a Community Design Crit on Feb 8, 2022, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: Dobble Debate - Bake Your Own Description: A continuation of the Design Crit from January 18, 2022, focused on the Bake Your Own experience. Dobble Debate: debating with a difference, is a game that facilitates

Re: Community Meeting ( Jan 25 ): An artifact to aid the design of 3D printed audio-tactile graphics for blind students: a Ph.D. research

link to the Presentation on the wiki page as well. Thanks Justin > On Jan 28, 2022, at 12:32 PM, Tony Atkins wrote: > > Hi, Justin. > > I get an error when trying to open the attachment. > > Also, was there a recording of the presentation made? > > > T > > O

Community Meeting ( Jan 25 ): An artifact to aid the design of 3D printed audio-tactile graphics for blind students: a Ph.D. research

At this week’s Community Meeting ( Jan 25, 2022 ), Emilia Christie Picelli Sanches will be speaking about her work on an artifact to aid the design of 3D printed audio-tactile graphics for blind students.

Re: ILDH design update - repo?

I suppose there’s another option. I’m not sure how much work this would be or other issues, so it may not be worthwhile. We could unarchive the original repo, and archive the current one. There by renaming nothing. You could look into merging the two repos as well, if you wanted to preserve

Community Design Crit ( Jan 18, 2022 ) - Dobble Debate

There will be a Community Design Crit on Jan 18, 2022, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: Dobble Debate Description: Dobble Debate: debating with a difference, is a game that facilitates discussions and learning about human difference. The game employs the powers of play and humor to catalyze open

Re: Community Meeting/Design Crit ( Nov 16 ): Participatory Design of the CareBank, a Mobile Telecare Platform for Interpersonal Empowerment through Peer-to-Peer Circles of Care

ub.com/CAGoodman/CareWheelsCorp <https://github.com/CAGoodman/CareWheelsCorp> Thanks Justin > On Nov 11, 2021, at 3:49 PM, Justin Obara wrote: > > At the upcoming > <https://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Community+workshops+and+design+crits>Community > Meeting

New designs for UI Options (UIO)

Hi everyone, Uttara has been working on updated designs for UI Options (UIO). We’re hoping to have a Design Crit later this year or the beginning or next. These are still a work in progress, but please let us know your thoughts and if you have any suggestions or comments. UIO 2.0 designs on

Community Meeting/Design Crit ( Nov 16 ): Participatory Design of the CareBank, a Mobile Telecare Platform for Interpersonal Empowerment through Peer-to-Peer Circles of Care

At the upcoming Community Meeting/Design Crit Community Meeting /Design Crit ( Nov 16, 2021 ) Claude Goodman will be leading a

Re: Code Freeze for Infusion 3.0

Now that Infusion 3.0 has been released and we’ve updated the repo to be ready for Infusion 4.0 work, the repository is officially unfrozen. Thanks Justin > On Jun 24, 2021, at 1:02 PM, Justin Obara wrote: > > We’re beginning the process of publishing an Infusion 3.0 release. We hav

Infusion 3.0 released

The Fluid community is pleased to announce the release of Infusion 3.0! Infusion 3.0 includes many changes to the core and preferences framework and may not be backwards compatible with previous versions of Infusion. All bundled JS files are now minified, so you may need to updated your imports

Community Meeting ( August 17 ): Using LiveCode to go from prototype to app

At the upcoming Community Meeting ( August 17, 2021 ), Martin Koob will be talking about LiveCode. Description: This will be an interactive, hands on workshop where you will learn how to use LiveCode

Community Design Crit ( Tuesday August 3, 2021 ) - Canadian Typography Archives Part 2

There will be a Community Design Crit on Tuesday August 3, 2021, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: Canadian Typography Archives Part 2 Description: The goal of the Canadian Typography Archives (CTA) is to create a free and open dedicated online space for documenting the histories of type and typography in

Community Design Crit ( Tuesday July 20, 2021 ) - Follow up on: Sonification for Balloons and Static Electricity PhET sim

There will be a Community Design Crit on Tuesday July 20, 2021, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: Follow up on: Sonification for Balloons and Static Electricity PhET sim Description: During our work on Balloons and Static Electricity we ended up creating an audio tool to help us iterate on what wounded and

Community Design Crit ( Tuesday July 13, 2021 ) - VideoLinkwell, streamlining the workflow in an interactive video eLearning app

There will be a Community Design Crit on Tuesday July 13, 2021, 2pm to 3pm ET. Topic: VideoLinkwell, streamlining the workflow in an interactive video eLearning app Description: Martin Koob will demo his SaaS application VideoLinkwell. It is used in Sign Language interpreter training to record

Community Meeting ( June 29 @ 12:30pm ET ): Garages, Builders, and Games

At this week’s Community Meeting ( 29 June 2021 ) Tony will be talking about Game Builder Garage . Description: Recently, Nintendo released Game

Code Freeze for Infusion 3.0

We’re beginning the process of publishing an Infusion 3.0 release. We have been putting out many dev releases as we’ve been working towards an Infusion 3.0 release; which many have already been using in their projects. We’ve recently split off a portion of that work to be part of a future

Re: Collecting CLAs for contributions made outside of GitHub

st)? Or is it only through > PR comments (that users get to know where to go)? > > > From: fluid-work on behalf of Justin > Obara > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:43 > To: fluid-work@lists.idrc.ocad.ca > Subject: Collecting CLAs for contributions made outside of GitHub >

Collecting CLAs for contributions made outside of GitHub

Hi Everyone, It’s been a wile since we switched from our paper/pdf based CLAs to using CLA Assistant to require digital signatures when submitting PRs to our GitHub repos. However, we’ve found that this workflow doesn’t work well when contributions are made through

Community Meeting ( Mar 2 ): Artifact Ecologies

At this week’s Community Meeting ( Mar 2, 2021 ) Philip Tchernavskij will be speaking to us about artifact ecologies. Time: 2:00 - 3:30pm ET Location: Remotely: Zoom

Community Meeting ( Jan 26 @ 2pm ET ): A research on 3D printed audio-tactile graphics

At this week’s Community Meeting ( Jan 26, 2021 ) Emilia Sanches will be talk about "A research on 3D printed audio-tactile graphics”. Slides

Re:

Hello Allen, Thank you for our interest in our organization. Could you tell us what has made you interested in contributing to our organization? Have you reviewed our work, is there are particular area you would like to contribute to? If you have come here by way of GSoC, we may not be

Fwd: IDRC/Fluid websites: migration timeline

Please see below for site migrations that may briefly affect your work as sites are moved. In particular Friday Feb 22 and Saturday 23, when the wiki and JIRA will be migrated. Thanks Justin > Begin forwarded message: > > From: Giovanni Tirloni > Subject: IDRC/Fluid websites: migration

Re:

Hello Amulya, Thanks for your interest in our work and for introducing yourself. To start we do not yet know if we will be participating in GSoC 2021, and even if we plan to we can not guarantee that we’ll be accepted as a mentoring organization nor that your proposal would be selected. If

Re: GSoC update and retrospective

gt; recruit previous candidates for a second summer with us. > > I think we should meet well in advance of the next GSoC to discuss what we > hope to get out of it and who wants to do what. Given the extreme difficulty > finding a synchronous meeting time, I'd suggest at least a tem

The Fluid Project has moved from IRC to Matrix / Element

the various rooms available. Past logs for the IRC Channels are available in the fluid-irc-logs <https://github.com/fluid-project/fluid-irc-logs> git repo. Thanks everyone and hope to see you on Matrix. Justin > On Nov 10, 2020, at 3:15 PM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Hi Everyone,

Re: Considering a move from IRC to Matrix / Element

or possibly any other web client support guest accounts. Thanks Justin > On Oct 26, 2020, at 9:27 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > As a follow up, I’ve started a wiki page about Matrix with some general > information for connecting to our channels. > > https://wiki.fluidproject

Re: Changes to Atlassian products

nd security updates > until 2024 we don't really need to make this migration right now. > > My initial reading of the situation was that they would halt all development > in February 2021 but that doesn't seem to be the case. > > From: Justin Obara > Sent: Monday

Re: Changes to Atlassian products

Hi Gio, Thanks for working on this. It’ll help us get used to the new URLs and etc. I think the timing is fine, but you should probably warn the AIHEC group. Not sure, how to get a hold of them though, maybe through Jutta? Will we be losing any functionality, e.g. plugins that aren’t supported

Repository permissions

Hi everyone, I’ve gone through and made some adjustments to the teams and permissions for our repositories. I’ve added all of the members to a team and given it “Triage” permission. Mostly this will add the ability to manage GitHub Issues and request reviews on PRs. (See: Repository permission

Re: Feedback after getting familiar with the community

Hello Joel, Thanks for your continued interest. By project I assume you are referring to GSoC project. At this point GSoC 2021 was just recently announced. Our community has yet to decide what projects we’ll run or even if we will apply for GSoC 2021, and there is no guarantee that we’ll get

Re: Lighting Talk: Sass

Hi Everyone, Sorry the Lightning talk about Sass will be pushed back to Nov 12, 2020. This week (Nov 5) Lisa will be leading us in an exercise about alt text. Thanks Justin > On Oct 29, 2020, at 12:57 PM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Infusion, with work on FLUID-6496 > <https://g

Lighting Talk: Sass

Infusion, with work on FLUID-6496 , and many of our recent websites have moved to using Sass as the CSS pre-processor. On Thursday November 5, 2020 (~12:00pm ET) Ned will lead a lightning talk to introduce Sass and

Re: Request: Feedback about Vagrant boxes

anything stopping us from moving to headless browsers only, out of > curiosity? > > Colin > >> On Oct 27, 2020, at 2:38 PM, Justin Obara wrote: >> >> +1 Some of our repos, like infusion, have a vagrant setup for running the >> tests locally. If we can move

Re: Request: Feedback about Vagrant boxes

+1 Some of our repos, like infusion, have a vagrant setup for running the tests locally. If we can move to only running against headless browsers we might reasonably be able to drop the vagrant setup. Thanks Justin > On Oct 27, 2020, at 12:35 PM, Giovanni Tirloni wrote: > > Hi all, > >

GSoC update and retrospective

Hi everyone, As you probably know we participated in GSoC 2020 this year. Despite the pandemic the students and mentors were able to complete the projects. I applaud them all for their hard work and persistence. Gamepad Navigator

Re: Default branch name in GitHub

ould be okay. However, as we find references to them in code or otherwise, we should update as needed. Thanks Justin > On Oct 20, 2020, at 12:53 PM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Thanks for all the feedback. I also discussed this at the planning meeting > today and was met with simi

Re: Contribute on WeCount Team Page and get more about JIRA issues Tracker

Hello Fokou Joel, Regarding JIRA you’ll need to create an account. There should be a login/signup option on the landing page, as well as in the top right hand corner. However, the WeCount project does not use JIRA, they use GitHub Issues

Re: Considering a move from IRC to Matrix / Element

As a follow up, I’ve started a wiki page about Matrix with some general information for connecting to our channels. https://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Matrix+Channel <https://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Matrix+Channel> Thanks Justin > On Oct 26, 2020, at 9:10 A

Re: Considering a move from IRC to Matrix / Element

Hi Everyone, At the lightning talk last Thursday (Oct 22) the community was introduced to Matrix / Element as a potential alternative to IRC. Some key takeaways: Like IRC Matrix is a protocol that supports use with a variety of clients Element is a

Re: Default branch name in GitHub

>> post: >>> https://www.hanselman.com/blog/easily-rename-your-git-default-branch-from-master-to-main >>> >>> ---- >>> *From:* fluid-work on behalf >>> of Ned Zimmerman >>> *Sen

Re: Changes to Atlassian products

he other question is what we do with the wiki… > > Colin > >> On Oct 20, 2020, at 8:12 AM, Justin Obara > <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>> wrote: >> >> Gio and I spoke a bit in the fluid-work IRC channel >> <http://irc-logs.fluidproject.org/#fluid-work/%

Default branch name in GitHub

While this has actually been in effect since Oct 1 I just now realized that by default GitHub creates new repositories using “main” instead of “master”. I’m not intending to weigh in on the naming debate here, but I do think we need consistency. For details about the name change and how to

Re: Changes to Atlassian products

roducts [0]. That means our links to wiki.fluidproject.org > <http://wiki.fluidproject.org/> and issues.fluidproject.org > <http://issues.fluidproject.org/> would be broken. > > 0 - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-6999 > <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-6999&g

Re: Contribute the most interested organisation as developer

Hi Joel, Thanks for getting in touch and showing interest in our project. Could you please expand more on what makes you interested in our work and what types of things or areas you’d like to contribute to? Also how did you hear about us? Regarding where to start. You found the mailing list,

Re: New Floeproject.org wireframe and site map

Hi Jon, Thanks for working on this. It’s great to see our sites updated and getting a refresh. I like how the site is moving towards a unified design with our other sites. It will help keep things cohesive as one navigates across them. In that regard I wonder if a similar layout/architecture

Re: Changes to Atlassian products

Hi Gio, Thanks for the update. I remember looking at their cloud offerings pre-pandemic. It seemed like they still offered free cloud options for open source projects. However, the plugins weren’t free anymore. Is that still the case and do we actually need the plugins we’re currently using if

Fwd: Hacktoberfest related spam

Hi everyone, Simon wrote up a detailed post about Hacktoberfest and dealing with related spam PRs. Please see below: Thanks Justin > > Today is the start of October and the start of DigitalOcean's Hacktoberfest > program. > > The Inclusive Cities website repository has received its first

Re: Stylesheet linting

and sketch out the work, then it's just a question of who can/should do it. > Can you start us out by creating a ticket? > > Cheers, > > > Tony > > > > On Mon, 28 Sep 2020 at 13:42, Justin Obara <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>> wrote: > Hi Tony

Re: Stylesheet linting

Hi Tony, If it isn’t already possible, it might be easier for a user of fluid-grunt-lint-all to be able to use the standard config files, e.g. eslintrc.json to configure the settings of the various fluid-grunt-lint-all plugins. IDEs can be setup to use these configuration files to provide

Community Meeting ( Sep 22 ): GSoC 2020 Retrospective

At this week’s Community Meeting ( Sep 22, 2020 ) we’ll be doing a retrospective on this year’s GSoC program. This is both for those that mentored projects as well as those in the community, as GSoC touched on our community in

UIO+ published and searchable on the Chrome Web Store

UIO+ is now publicly published on the Google Chrome Web Store. In the past we published the beta versions to the Chrome Web Store but they were unlisted and required a direct link to access. As of

Re: Storytelling tool: decoupling editing and viewing stories

story could lead to multiple saves to the database rather > than at the publish step. > > Cindy > >> On Aug 5, 2020, at 7:58 AM, Justin Obara > <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>> wrote: >> >> Hi Gregor and Dana, >> >> I was reading over the Branches >

Re: Storytelling tool: decoupling editing and viewing stories

Hi Gregor and Dana, Sorry, I had meant to CC you on the e-mail below. Thanks Justin > On Aug 5, 2020, at 7:58 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Hi Gregor and Dana, > > I was reading over the Branches > <https://github.com/fluid-project/sjrk-story-telling/blob/master/doc

Storytelling tool: decoupling editing and viewing stories

Hi Gregor and Dana, I was reading over the Branches doc for Storytelling this morning and also reflecting on the testing work that was needed following the 0.3.0 release last week. If I’m understanding things

Re: Issue tracking

gt; instance. It might make sense to migrate these over to GitHub Issues, and if so could be a good place to start looking into that process. Please let me know what you think. Thanks Justin > On Jun 4, 2020, at 9:20 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > I haven’t hea

Re: GitHub Actions

Hi all, I just wanted to expand on Gio’s point about secrets, as it prevents/limits some integrations with Pull Requests (PRs) from forks. For example, you need a secret for the action to comment on a PR, so this type of action would not be possible with a PR from a fork. The GITHUB_TOKEN

Re: Archived repositories and the living infrastructure

oyment. Thanks Justin > On Jun 16, 2020, at 9:28 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Hi Gio, > > Thanks for the info. > > I’ve unarchived https://github.com/fluid-project/videoPlayer > <https://github.com/fluid-project/videoPlayer>; however, > https://github.com/GPI

Re: Archived repositories and the living infrastructure

ch. We can either fully enabled CI/CD for them or not enable it at > all (thus my suggestion to copy the built static content into the > build.fluidproject.org <http://build.fluidproject.org/>repository -- maybe in > an archived directory of sorts). > > Tha

Re: Archived repositories and the living infrastructure

a while. Thoughts? Does anyone use it? Should we > use? For what? > > Thanks, > > Michelle > > > >> On Jun 11, 2020, at 7:58 AM, Justin Obara > <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>> wrote: >> >> Hi Gio, >> >> I don’t know the f

Lighting Workshop - Laser Eye Checklist: Duplication

Hi Everyone, Today will be our first Lightning Workshop, which will take place immediately following the standup call in the same zoom room . Initially we’ll be going through the items in the Laser Eye Checklist

Re: Archived repositories and the living infrastructure

Hi Gio, I don’t know the full details of what’s needed, but it sounds like the first option would be the easiest approach. However, we’d need to update the description to indicate that it is still not in active development and that it’s just to support the deployment needs. Regarding your

Privacy Policy

Hi Everyone, The Fluid Community has been around for a long time, and many of us have been part of that community for much of that time. We’ve always operated in an open, accessible and inclusive manner. I believe that those in the community know that and have participated as such. However, it

Re: Issue tracking

ed. Thanks Justin > On Feb 24, 2020, at 9:23 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > This topic was touched upon in a recent "Enabling Github Issues for Infusion > project > <http://fluid.2324889.n4.nabble.com/Enabling-Github-Issues-for-Infusion-project-td10666.ht

Short/Lighting Skill development meetings

A while back I had suggested the idea of doing skill building/professional development related community meetings. However, with the pandemic and our current moratorium on Wednesday afternoon meetings, we’ve more or less put the community meetings on hiatus. What I’d like to suggest now is to

PR merging options

Hi everyone, After our planning meeting yesterday, several of us hung back to talk about PR merging options. The original discussion started in the fluid-work IRC channel . I’ve written up the information we gathered in

Community Meeting ( Tuesday May 26 ): Fable

At next week’s Community Meeting ( Tuesday May 26, 2020 ) Fable will be joining us to talk about their services. Please note the special time and date of this community meeting. Time: 2:00 -

Re: Proposal to remove IE 11 support from Infusion

official support for IE 11. Thanks Justin > On Apr 30, 2020, at 10:54 AM, Justin Obara wrote: > > Hi Alan, > > Thanks for sharing. In the case of IE 11 it’s a bit confusing, but it appears > that it will receive technical support at least through 2023 due to its > inclusion

Re: Proposal to remove IE 11 support from Infusion

us goal, and we have a small community—so anything we can do to > simplify the work and focus on this goal seems preferable to me. > > Colin > > > > On Apr 30, 2020, at 8:44 AM, Justin Obara <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>> wrote: > > Hi Everyone, &

Proposal to remove IE 11 support from Infusion

Hi Everyone, I would like to get community feedback on Infusion no longer supporting IE 11. The discussion kicked up again after work on FLUID-6488 ; see discussion in comments. Initially we planned to move off of supporting IE 11 after the

Re: GSOC Proposal

Hi Yash, Tony Atkins is still the mentor for that project. Thanks Justin > On Apr 25, 2020, at 6:06 PM, Yash Mathne wrote: > > Hey, > > This is with reference to my GSoC proposal for the project "Using a Game > Controller as a Navigation Aid". > > I had been maintaining a constant

Default community health files for GitHub

Today I’ve added a .github repository to the fluid-project GitHub org. At least for now, this has also been forked into the inclusive-design GitHub org. This allows for all of the

Re: Issue GPII - 4381 : Doubts

Hi Yash, We’re still in the process of discussing designs for it. You’re welcome to leave feedback on the Issue if you have ideas you’d like to contribute. I know a few GSoC applicants have looked at this issue over the last month or so, which may be why it’s marked as in progress. Thanks

Re: A request to discuss my project proposal

it. Thanks Justin > On Mar 30, 2020, at 12:00 PM, Jenniline Ebai wrote: > > Hi @Justin Obara <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com> , > > I am a GSOC aspirant I will like to apply for the project "Refactor and > Automate Infusion Documentation". > I will like to

Community Meeting ( April 1 ): Problems Machine Learning can Solve

At this week’s Community Meeting ( April 1, 2020 ) Ted will be talking about Problems Machine Learning can Solve. He’ll be providing an overview of the main tasks Machine Learning can perform and a shallow dive into how they

Re: Regarding - Migrate FLOE & Fluid project websites & Refactor Doc

hav wrote: > > Hey Justin, > Thanks for the reply but if I add the combination of both to my proposal and > if the combination isn't considered then will my proposal be considered for > either of the two options? > Thanks, > Vaibhav > > > > > On Mo

Re: Regarding the project "Port UIO+ Chrome Extension to Firefox and Safari"

I'll definately do that and just wanted to clarify that > do I have to write the tests for Firefox separately as all the given test > files for Chrome is running fine for Firefox browser as well. Please reply > soon :) > > Thanks > Umang > > On Mon, Mar 30, 2020,

Re: Finding difficulties in Understanding the structure of the Infusion docs repository

Hello Jenniline, The contents of the documentation is stored under https://github.com/fluid-project/infusion-docs/tree/master/src/documents the other file that may be interesting is

Re: Regarding - Migrate FLOE & Fluid project websites & Refactor Doc

Hi Vaibhav, Something like that would need to be discussed with the community. You’re welcome to add it to your proposal, but I couldn’t tell you right now if it’s a change that we’d make at this point. Thanks Justin > On Mar 29, 2020, at 7:02 AM, Vaibhav wrote: > > Hello, > > I wanted to

Re: Regarding the project "Port UIO+ Chrome Extension to Firefox and Safari"

ED". I am including the image of the > error message below. Please help me fix this error. > > Thanks and Regards, > Umang Modi > > > On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 9:04 PM Justin Obara <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>> wrote: > Hello Umang, > > Thanks

Re: Interest to work with Inclusive Design Institute in GSoC 2020

Hi Dinuka, Thanks for your interest in our GSoC project, and for all the prep work you’ve done so far. However, I’m not really sure what you’re asking for here or the purpose of the e-mail. The only thing I can suggest is that you submit proposal through the GSoC site. Thanks Justin > On Mar

Re: Regarding the project "Port UIO+ Chrome Extension to Firefox and Safari"

l > request. Can you please check if the bug has been fixed or not? > > Thanks! > Umang Modi > > On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 12:27 AM Justin Obara <mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>> wrote: > Hi Umang, > > Some comments inline below. > > Thanks > Justin &

Re: Update Regarding GSOC 2020

Hello to all the prospective GSoC students, As Divyanshu mentioned, there has been a change to the timeline from GSoC. Please update your proposals accordingly. In summary, student applications are still due by the end of the month.

Community Meeting ( Mar 25 ): MyL3 recap

At this week’s Community Meeting ( Mar 25, 2020 ) we’ll be recapping the MyL3 project, talking about the current state and possibly having some future focused

Re: Regarding the project "Port UIO+ Chrome Extension to Firefox and Safari"

Hi Umang, I suppose it’s fine to build using a VM; however, unless you have a VM in a supported cloud environment I’m not sure you’ll be able to run one. The last I checked, macOS only allowed virtualized macOS instances to run on Apple hardware. If it isn’t something you can do, and you still

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