[interfacekit] Re: Phase 1: Work Distribution

>bad. Anyway, my weekend starts tomorrow and that means, unless until 
then
>the new source tree structure appears in the CVS repository (which
>certainly will require me to do some build team work), I will have time 
to
>get some actual work done and will start coding.

I'll be sending out an alpha of the migration script in the next hour or 
so; still, it will probably need tweaking, so there should be some time.

>That leads to the question, who will do what task. As I consider the
>packages (at least the first two) one-person-jobs to be processed
>basically in order, I would simply make them available in a queue-like
>manner. That is, who is going to have time (from that very moment on),
>simply announces (on this list) that he grabs the next package and 
starts
>working on it. As soon as the first implementation is done (maybe at
>least roughly tested), check it in -- so that the work on the next 
package
>can be started -- and go on working on the tests for the package. For 
the
>same reason bug fixes should be committed as soon as possible.
>
>The IK team assignments page tells me, that BMessenger is not assigned 
yet
>and BApplication is owned by Erik. BRoster is assigned to Joe Banafato! 
I
>presume he hasn't come that far as nothing else than Be's header file 
is
>in the repository right now. So I guess, in principle there won't be 
any
>interference.

Unless Joe pipes up here very quickly, I'm going to assume that he has 
not done and is not planning to do any work on BRoster and registrar.  
Correct me if I'm wrong, Joe! =)

Once I'm done with the migration, I'll be available for other work, and 
so would like to continue owning BApplication (if no one objects too 
strenuously ;).

e

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