Labs/Bespin/StatusMeetings/2009-05-05

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Meeting Details

  • Tuesdays - 9:00am Pacific, 12:00pm Eastern, 16:00 UTC
  • Mozilla Building S
  • +1 650 903 0800 x92 Conf# 347 (USA/International)
  • +1 416 848 3114 x92 Conf# 347 (Canada)
  • +1 800 707 2533 (pin 369) Conf# 347 (US Toll Free)
  • #bespin for backchannel

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Agenda

  • Bespin 0.2 released last week
  • Mozilla had an "all hands" meeting last week.
  • Dashboard merge to come soon
  • "toolbar.init" and other APIs for plugins
  • vcs.js/social.js all-in-one behavior
  • command line subcommands now support autocomplete

Meeting Notes

  • Bespin 0.2 released last week. 0.2.2 will go up this week.
    • Still working on some server issues
    • video release notes soon
  • Mozilla had an "all hands" meeting last week.
    • That occupied a good bit of our time.
    • We spent a lot of time around that time doing group planning to figure out what we personally will be tackling in 2009
    • Much of what we discussed will end up on the wiki.
  • Dashboard merge to come soon
    • We talked about this before
    • The idea is that there will be project-related stats and information that you don't get in any other tool. We'll come back to that
    • For now, the idea is to take people straight to the editor and provide good ways there to directly get at the files you need to edit
  • Gordon mentioned bug 491039: Control-J is broken in the editor. Definitely something to fix soon.
  • Gordon also mentioned that bugs that were targeted for 0.1.x should be retargeted. kdangoor will look at this.
  • "toolbar.init" and other APIs for plugins are coming.
    • Anyone who would like to add additionally functionality should speak up and let us know what they need.
  • vcs.js/social.js all-in-one behavior
    • The frontend code used to be divided up based on what the objects were. events.js is an example of this.
    • These newer files are more like plugins. They add commands and events in a self-contained way.
  • command line subcommands now support autocomplete