Dev call 01/05/2011
Welcome to 2011!
Miro 4.0 status (roadmap)
working on metadata support, device syncing, performance enhancements, extensions, streaming to other devices (ipad, ...), ...
working on project infrastructure: wiki, nightlies, nightly runs of unit tests, ...
Geoffrey:
continued working on pydaap--streaming is working now
working on getting Miro and Miro Video Converter into the Mac app store
wrote up a long missive regarding signal and concurrency issues
Kaz:
worked on automatic ratings based on play/skip counts
worked on coverart extraction from metadata
worked on views and other things, too
Asheesh:
merged Duke code into main so we're not working on two different Miro Community code bases
finishing up tiers
Paul:
worked on refactoring Item code so there's more shared code between Item and DeviceItem to make it easier for other data sources
worked on handling generic devices
Will:
Worked on a bunch of analysis stuff.
Started tackling the flashscraper -> vidscraper project.
Feeling kind of overwhelmed with how much is going on and what's on his plate.
Ben:
Worked on GtkTreeModel performance issues when displaying and manipulating item views.
Order of business:
Morgan is almost done with new ui mockups.
Talked about how to do ui workflow and whether to have one person do all the ui implementation or spread it out.
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Elected chiefs of various domains:
Electing Ben as Chief Architect.
Electing Geoffrey as Chief OSX wrangler
Electing Kaz as Chief Linux wrangler
Electing Will as Chief infrastructure wrangler (unit tests, localizations, bugzilla, wiki,
Electing Will as Chief Windows wrangler
Electing Janet as Chief of QA
Electing Paul as Chief of Everything Else
Talked about GtkTreeModel performance issues.
git master is in pretty heavy flux right now and because of that nightlies are pretty unstable--use them at your own risk. This will sort itself over time when there are fewer massive changes being made.
PCF is looking to hire another Miro developer and a System Administrator. See the jobs page for more details.
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Did you know there's a Miro User Manual? If you haven't looked at it yet, it's worth taking a look at. You can find it at http://getmiro.com/userguide/.
Bugzilla stats for Miro for the last week:
29 bugs/feature-requests created
1 bugs marked DUPLICATE
7 bugs marked FIXED
2 bugs marked INCOMPLETE
4 bugs marked INVALID