Initiative

Hi all,

A couple of days ago I had lunch with some guys from Mozilla Mexico and we were wondering how will the future of Firefox OS and Drupal will look like together. If I got it right FireFox OS does not have native apps, instead it will have resident app. In few words that means that FireFox OS will run out of the box HTML5 written apps. Please let me know your opinion about how would you think Drupal and FirefoxOS will play together, some thoughts on this topic could be:

1) How far is a Drupal responsive site to become a Firefox OS resident app.

Jquery

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Accessibility

Jesse has been driving a lot of front end work in improving the Accessibility of Drupal.
She will be speaking at Drupal Gov Days next week about accessibility
http://drupalgovdays2013.org/content/drupal-speaks-aural-user-interfaces...

Target in hand for the mobile initiative:

Complete a survey of 3rd party resources to aid with component naming conventions.

The different steps are:

Do a survey of various style guides to see what others have named these components and build a list of possible components in a Google drive spreadsheet at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvR7gnIrX0ckdDgzNDI0blZVSnF...
List of style guides/resources that should be used for each component:

I am planning to build a mobile app with server side on drupal because of its advantages like cck, scalability, views/rules and above all my personal liking and exposure to it,
front end would be native. I need your support in three matters

1) should i wait for drupal 8 for next 2-3 months and then start working on it as it would give me options to explore new features and mobile frendly modules. My app first phase would require, views, cck, rules, flags, references and relations.

Or should i start it in drupal 7 itself

ARCHITECT CSS

Further to Dries blog on Reducing risk in the Drupal 8 release schedule at http://buytaert.net/reducing-risk-in-the-drupal-8-release-schedule there is a need to consolidate and make sure that the CSS architecture fixes do not become a blocker. To ensure the same John has moved the fixes & issues around CSS Architecture to the JohnAlbin’s Mobile initiative sandbox. This will also ensure that all the commits are consolidated and pushed as meaningful chunks. Also the renaming of CSS files done during the Singapore sprint get recognition! So Join John @ the sandbox to make the much awaited CSS clean possible and become a part of Drupal 8 release!

Scrum Notes

• What's going on in Drupal 8? Find out & ask Initiative Owners *your* questions during our LIVE Q&A! April 11 10am EDT http://groups.drupal.org/node/291908
• John’s Screencast is on it’s way ...
• Great work, lewisnyman, attiks, quicksketch, _nod on Drag-gable tables to RTBC
• John and Shyamala to conduct a Mobile sprint at Singapore camp.
• Want to Volunteer for the Portland sprint checkout: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aqxsrc5BVkagdHY0NVBBOXBITFN...
  http://portland2013.drupal.org/volunteer/sprints

Link to videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=prolqP-vnlU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=itQ_GeGJdVQ

Key take away from meeting #34 & #34.5

Credits to this week's minutes goes to Carwin, refer original notes at: https://gist.github.com/carwin/5148181

Link to videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=U_vviJXl0k0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=dUj0jeMEUCA

Links to videos, watch the recording of this weeks meetings: #31.5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_16DrlNwIWI

Today’s meeting highlights

1) [policy] Finally agree on CSS coding standards was discussed, particular reference to comments from Sun.

2) Discussed how to bring in more participation to the Mobile Core issue queues, use Core mentoring. John also demonstrates the process of creating a task as a mentor at http://core.drupalofficehours.org/

Links to videos, watch the recording of this weeks meetings: #31.5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_16DrlNwIWI

Today’s meeting highlights

1) [policy] Finally agree on CSS coding standards was discussed, particular reference to comments from Sun.

2) Discussed how to bring in more participation to the Mobile Core issue queues, use Core mentoring. John also demonstrates the process of creating a task as a mentor at http://core.drupalofficehours.org/