Hello, guys. Hope you are all good and energized as i am. Our IRC meeting about OSEM is settled on (14-00 - 14-30) Wed 23 Jul CEST, unfortunately without James :( Next time we will try to meet all together. Maximum amount of time for the meeting - 30 minutes, no matter what. Just trying to make things effective or not at all. TL;DR - some agenda for the meeting Agenda: ````````````````````````` * topic ` -> definition of done ` ````````````````````````` * standup (super short report about current state of things) -> all provided their current status of things/problems/achievements * idea about structuring development of OSEM Basic idea is to structure our already agile approach to make it more effective. Github gives us possibility to setup a milestone which can be limited by time (say 2 weeks). For which we agree to achieve some specific tasks. Like assign to the milestone some specific long running PR's or issues. Everything else should not be touched. This gives us pace, feeling of progress and warm feeling that we actually moving forward to our big goals.Some pluses and minuses are sure there. Let's try to discuss them. -> each provided his thumbs up/down (and feedback on topic) * current big goals Probably, we should establish some key goals which we want to achieve. No doubt, make life of openSUSE event organizer easier is honorable goal, but we can do better. There are some thoughts: ** Implement proper rails engine, which is bulletproof and anyone can rely on it to organize his events ** Establish really good practices in the project to get more support from rails/ruby/foss community ** Achieve 10/100/1000 known installations of OSEM around the community ** provide hosted version of osem, for those organizers with `kleines hunger` [0] -> each provided his thumbs up/down (and feedback on topic) -> 3 big goals on next year chosen in case of thumbs up [0] small hunger --- *bow*, yours Artem Chernikov aka KalabiYau -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-web+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-web+owner@opensuse.org