[Sugar-devel] Meeting summary and activity suggestions

[James Cameron]

I've no specific activities in mind, but my habit is to focus first on
the Fructose set, then on the set that have been chosen by OLPC OS,
then on those that have been packaged by Fedora and Debian.

After that, if I have any time left, I look at activities that show
good download counts, or fill gaps in functionality and pedagogy.

It is easy to fall into trap of looking only on GitHub.  We also have
git.sugarlabs.org, and activities.sugarlabs.org.  Should you need it,
I maintain a GTK 2 and Python 2 capable operating system for testing
old activities.  It is OLPC OS 18.04.x based on Ubuntu 18.04.

On Fri, May 08, 2020 at 10:27:52PM +0530, Jui Pradhan wrote:
> Hi,
> Congratulations to all students whose GSoC proposals got accepted! :)
> 
> I had a meet with my mentor today (8th May)
> We discussed the project and what I will be working on in the next few days.
> Here is a summary:
> 
>   • I will be completing my open pull requests first which include activities-
>     Bridge, Recall, Paths, Jumble and analyze journal.
>   • Briefly discussed the collaboration in activities. 
>   • We also discussed about the activities I think had major changes and need
>     to be released. Activities like : hit-the-balls activity, follow me,
>     nutrition, word cloud, etc. I will be testing these set of activities next
>     and fixing bugs or adding the necessary features before release.
>   • Moreover, we talked about the selection of 10 more activities to be worked
>     on. For my GSoC project, I proposed to work on activities which have a high
>     pedagogical value.
>   • Inaddition to that, we decided to have weekly meets to discuss progress and
>     the project plan. 
> 
> I'm willing to lookup the activities which need to be maintained or released
> soon. Do reply to this mail if you have suggestions for the activities I should
> work on.
> 
> Regards,
> Jui Pradhan
> 
> *

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James Cameron
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