Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of MeetUps


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04/20/10 04:44:49 (15 years ago)
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Michael Howden
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  • MeetUps

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     1= Meet Ups =
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     3== 2300 UTC 2nd May 2010 (4pm PDT) ==
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     5Parallel to the SSF Annual Meeting. Hopefully there will a few people at the meeting who can jump on IRC and keep us updated virtually!
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     7== 0600 UTC 17th April 2010 ==
     8=== Agenda ===
     9 * Introductions
     10 * Open
     11  * Wiki - How can we make it better?
     12  * (please enter your questions or what you would like to share/discuss here)
     13  * Say I have an arbitrary SQL query involving multiple tables.  I would like to hand it to the database, then be able to use the result, e.g. as a view.  (I don't necessarily just want to display this as a list in a form -- it might be an intermediate step in business logic.)  How do I 1) get the query executed? 2) access the result? 3) use it in a form?
     14  * Are we still interested in a [WorkOutIdeas Work Out]? Date? What outputs should we try to achieve?
     15  * New name.
     16 * Follow-Up Activities
     17=== Outcomes ===
     18 * Pat raised a good question about SQL queries, which has since kicked off it’s own email thread.
     19 * Robby and Gavin had a good discussion about how the survey tool could be extended to share data in EDXL messages.  This is probably beyond the scope of a GSOC project, but good to keep in mind for the design.
     20 * Michael suggested using S3XRC for Shikhark’s importer project in order to enforce data validation.
     21 * Documentation
     22  * Praneeth recommended that code is “scrubbed” and has better comments and doc-strings.
     23  * Gavin commented that there were too many links.
     24  * There was a request for better basic documentation on BZR
     25  * Revision of documentation is best to wait until the SFF has decided on standard infrastructure.
     26 * It was agreed that it would be good for people to email this list to inform the community what they were working on
     27  * Weekly emails are possibly excessive for volunteers, but will be required from GSOC students.
     28  * Definitely notify the list when you add new features
     29  * Notify the list when you start, complete or give up on projects. This will hopefully increase collaboration and reduce overlap.
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