Meeting Notes May 13, 2022

Before you dive into Chapter, please make sure to read the following:

In Attendance

Quincy Larson - Dallas, TX USA
Oliver Eyton-Williams - Brussels, Belgium - Full-time with freeCodeCamp and some time is now allocated to Chapter
Jim Ciallella - Greenville, SC USA Nick Carrigan - Vancouver, WA USA - full-time with freeCodeCamp for a few months and is mostly working on other fCC projects
Tom Mondloch - Wisconsin USA - works with the learn platform and curriculum
Muhammed Mustafa - India
Devin Lane - San Francisco, CA USA - Dev and Musician
Christopher Ehrlich - Vienna, Austria
Rafael D. Hernandez - Virginia, USA - works with fCC on Spanish translations
Phil Sawatsky - Woodstock, Ontario Canada
Brad Taniguchi - Los Angeles - Typescript developer
Eliot Sanford techieEliot Jackson, Mississippi USA - Leads fCC Study Group and Developer
Illenia Magoni - works with fCC
Ismail Tlemcani
Naomi Carrigan - Vancouver, WA USA - works with fCC on cirriculum

Quincy talked about the desire to make it each for meetup groups, like freeCodeCamp study groups, to coordinate events. In the case of fCC, this could be thousands and the cost of hosting these on other platforms isn't sustainable for fCC and many other organizations around the world.
The user interface (UI) is in good shape and there aren't any major gaps in the UI.
The libraries are in place, but the application doesn't have authorization implemented.
The MVP Issues are up-to-date and good issues for contributors to review
Event changes are currently only send over email. There's still a desirable feature to update Google calendars with update changes, but this would be a late MVP feature.
The hope is to have the app deployed for freeCodeCamp to test in the summer.
Thanks to gikf (sanity on chat) and Oliver for getting the schema up to date
There's currently no user interface for banning users and Tom asked if this is an MVP label