2014-11-17 0:25 GMT+01:00 Paul W. Frields <stickster@xxxxxxxxx>:
On Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 03:24:29PM +0100, Kévin Raymond wrote:
> Hey,
[snip]
> Anyway,
> where is the wikipage describing the work plan?
> when should be published the new website for the trans team ? (don't
> answer me on Release day please).
> why do we still speak about design when we should be finishing our code?
> then, when is the final deadline about design and mockups
Hi Kevin, I'm just helping out with some of the labor, so I don't know
where a wiki page is located, but I believe Robert has discussed the
plan several times here on the list. I think he also sent a note to
the l10n list as well. Some design tuning is still happening but the
overall design is solid and working well; you may be able to tell by
checking out the code.
It looks like there is a lot of progress with strings, and hopes to
have them ready with ~3 weeks available for translation. There are
*far* fewer strings in this website than with the previous version.
Robert, please feel free to correct or add to this!
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> where is the wikipage describing the work plan?
> when should be published the new website for the trans team ? (don't
> answer me on Release day please).
> why do we still speak about design when we should be finishing our code?
> then, when is the final deadline about design and mockups
Hi Kevin, I'm just helping out with some of the labor, so I don't know
where a wiki page is located, but I believe Robert has discussed the
plan several times here on the list. I think he also sent a note to
the l10n list as well. Some design tuning is still happening but the
overall design is solid and working well; you may be able to tell by
checking out the code.
It looks like there is a lot of progress with strings, and hopes to
have them ready with ~3 weeks available for translation. There are
*far* fewer strings in this website than with the previous version.
Robert, please feel free to correct or add to this!
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Hi Kèvin, hi all,
you're right, it's not really clear to understand the actual state of getfedora.org, so let me add something to Paul's reply in order to answer your questions (which I think are the same of all other people).
> where is the wikipage describing the work plan?
We don't have a real wiki page, I wrote down some time ago a sort of draf of what we will do and when, most of it is still valid:
We don't have a real wiki page, I wrote down some time ago a sort of draf of what we will do and when, most of it is still valid:
> when should be published the new website for the trans team ? (don't
> answer me on Release day please).
No, not Release time :)
> answer me on Release day please).
No, not Release time :)
This is a point I am pushing very hard because I know L10n teams need as much time as possible and we should give them the opportunity to translate the new strings step by step and not all of them 3 days before Release Date. I've sent some information to the trans-ML 10 days ago and will probably update that information today or tomorrow, as we are ready to push the first strings to TX.
Actually I18n and text content is our main priority, Design and Websites will continue coding the webpages after we've sent the strings to transifex.
However, as Paul already stated, strings are much less than on the actual fp.o website, so it should be all doable fo L10n.
Unfortunately we don't have the stg instance running because we are still waiting to get the domain transfered to RH (nirik, smooge, any news?), but maybe we can setup a build somewhere to give translators the possibility to proofread where the strings are and in which context.
> why do we still speak about design when we should be finishing our code?
Good point, but that's the actual state. Ryan is working hardly to have the main pages done ASAP and Paul is a great help in the rule of WG wrangler, text and I18n coding, together with Mo. Some ideas Ricky had weeks ago will be kept (thanks again) and that will help us a lot.
Good point, but that's the actual state. Ryan is working hardly to have the main pages done ASAP and Paul is a great help in the rule of WG wrangler, text and I18n coding, together with Mo. Some ideas Ricky had weeks ago will be kept (thanks again) and that will help us a lot.
We will need your help Kèvin, because we will get very very close to Release Date to finish all the coding stuff. Once Design is done I'll ping you. In the meanwhile we have some work also on spins.fpo to do (I filed some tickets for new contributors who joined lately from LATAM), but at least our json script for 64bit torrents is ok and doesn't need any change ;)
> then, when is the final deadline about design and mockups
ASAP :)
ASAP :)
See you soon in #fedora-websites.
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