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Meeting Notes November 30, 2019
Quincy Larson edited this page Nov 30, 2019
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Before you dive into the notes, please make sure you have read the following:
- Personal intros
- Demos
- How are the user stories in general coming along?
- @zeko369 decided to use TypeORM - how is that going?
- NodeMailer: https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/chapter/pull/146
- Assigning Issues and PRs
- Discussion of #255 and our more granular approach to issues.
Quincy confirmed the lower attendance after the initial burst is normal. Also, it’s Thanksgiving weekend in the USA.
- Project Lead: Quincy Larson
- Fran Zekan
- Jim Ciallella
- Vaibhav Singh
- Madalena Aza
- Jonathan Seubert
- Nikhil John
- Daniel Stockham
- Jim shared the Wiki section and Quincy confirmed the Vision should live here.
- Reviewed the Project page
- There is no active work on user stories since we’re still laying groundwork on the technical side
- Fran is writing docs on migrations and models and how to convert from TypeScript to Javascript.
- ankorGH is going to take over #162.
- Fran is going to pick a popular style guide to work with eslint. There will be other style issues, like import.
- Quincy suggested we fix style issues instead of trying to enforce style edge-cases if it’s going to reduce contributions.
- Fran will add seeds.
- #146 on NodeMailer and #253 API schema were assigned to Vaibhav
- #166 on Redux is going well and just needs tweaks before the two major issues are unblocked.
- #159 We will use Materialize UI to help toward the MVP and avoid custom code.
- #139 Serverside testing is waiting on the #146 on NodeMailer
- #12 Documentation, Quincy asked Madalana and Jim to help move this along
- #47 Roadmap closed in favor of the Github Project board
- #254 DB Schema User Types Fran will break the issue into MVP user stories
- #255 Narrowing Scope of First Steps - Quincy suggested working the tasks into existing user stories (Design and Front end) and API . He added columns to the project board to match these topic areas.
- As an example, Quincy broke down the Documentation into more granular issues #260, #261, #262, #263
- API documentation is created programmatically. Fran suggested a programmatic GitHub page that gets created upon git push.
- Quincy split user story #95 into two issues, one for API work and one for #264 UI. Quincy suggested that loosely coupled issues that one person can accomplish without depending on other people is key to moving along
- Nikhil described using epics, stories, and tasks and utilizing Git branches and sub-branches as a way to manage larger software
- Quincy suggested we keep things simple and focus on having front-end and back-end
- Nikhil has free-time and will take on some of the new issues created by Quincy.
- Fran is controlling the critical path and Quincy will work with him to move that forward
- Your homework: Listen to the Changelog podcast where Quincy talks about - among other things - Chapter
- Next meeting is set at Dec 15, 2019 2:00PM – 3:30PM Eastern Time - New York