Hi Everyone,
This is a link to SayCel YouTube Channel which documents alot of last years
progress on webphone and a little bit about SYCel's open cellular Network
"Pearl Cel"
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2LhqlEBpGs0352Edjmp5NQ
On 24 February 2018 at 11:43, Rodrigo Monelos <rmonelos@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Welcome Amanda, it's great that you're joining!
Seems very interesting to bring in your perspective.
I'm thinking that maybe you also want to participate in the definition of
the upcoming features, which might come to live while you work on the
process you described. If you want to take a look to the in-progress
material, it is in this file
<https://github.com/saycel/webph.one/blob/develop/project_organization/backlog_for_basic_chat_release.md>,
under the section "Phase 2...". Our process was that I created a first
version of the user stories of a phase, and then we discussed and improved
them with Marcos (*). You're welcome to join and also to suggest changes in
the way we do it.
(*) since he was the main frontend developer. Now Emil might want to join
this conversation too.
2018-02-21 15:25 GMT-03:00 Amanda Lindén Guiñez <
amanda.linden.guinez@xxxxxxxxx>:
Hi everybody,
I will be working with the web phone as part of my master thesis. I am a
media technology student at KTH (Sweden) and arrived in Oaxaca yesterday.
As Emil, I would like to get oriented by the technical members to know
where to start and which branch. I think that my contribution could be with
the front end where I have experience with Angular, usability testing and
UX.
I would also like to see if the design could be improved by using
participatory design method and then make a clickable prototype. The
prototype would then be usability tested and with the new insights and
design iterations, change the pwa.
Emil, did you decide to upgrade to Angular 5?
Cheers!
Amanda
On 20 February 2018 at 06:01, Keith Whyte <keith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 20/02/18 09:19, Emil Kroymann wrote:
I can gladly do the update from Angular 4 to Angular 5, if that is
what you mean. I don't have much expirence with Angular, I worked more
with React and Vue, but this task should be a good way to get started
in Angular.
Hi Emil!
(we met at FOSDEM)
I just wanted to jump in here to say;
1) I'm here on the list lurking...
2) It's brilliant you are here, it's really helping so that things
don't loose momentum.
3) If I can help with anything you need in terms of infrastructure, or
details on interfacing with the rhizomatica network, shout!
Unfortunately, I have got too much backlog to clear right now to
dedicate a lot of time to the Angular JS part right now (as that for me
is
a massive learning curve.) I jumped into that last year briefly and had
a frustrating couple of days of dependency hell just trying to get it to
compile, so it would be great if that situation were better -
Fortunately, sounds like you are up for that, great!!
There are some things that still need to be implemented on the
rhizomatica network side for all this to work, and that IS there in my
backlog list, and can be bumped up in priority. :-)
So again, if you need details, or find something is not behaving as
expected, don't hesitate to post here!
Thanks!!
Keith
