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Discuss the future (architecture) of QML APIs for PIM stuff.
Discuss the future (architecture) of QML APIs for PIM stuff.


Interested: Michael Bohlender; Daniel Vrátil
Interested: Michael Bohlender; Daniel Vrátil, Christian Mollekopf


===Active Mail/ KMail Mobile===
===Active Mail/ KMail Mobile===
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=== Mail Search Testing ===
=== Mail Search Testing ===
Searching within emails still has problems for quite a few people. We could use the collective brainpower present at the sprint to try to get to the bottom of the problem.
Searching within emails still has problems for quite a few people. We could use the collective brainpower present at the sprint to try to get to the bottom of the problem.
=== Frameworks release schedule & Repository divisions ===
Another discussion on how we exactly split up the repositories for frameworks (we know already many parts, but some are still left). Additionally we should discuss options for the release schedule.
Interested: Christian Mollekopf; Daniel Vrátil; Aaron Seigo
=== PIM Architecture and Design ===
I think we should take a high level overview of what parts we have in kdepim, how they fit together and how this structure helps us getting done what we want in the future.
This becomes especially relevant with changes in akonadi, the QML API etc. We need to know why we implment what where, and be able to draw clear lines between the various components in order to avoid them getting to complex. For this we need to have an idea how the architecture should look like that we are moving towards (even if this cannot be achieved as short-term goal).
Interested: Christian Mollekopf; Daniel Vrátil; Aaron Seigo


=Agenda=
=Agenda=

Revision as of 15:12, 12 November 2014

Topics

Usability - User stories and scenarios

Enable user-centered design through user stories and scenarios based on actual users form the city administration of Munich.

Interested: Michael Bohlender; Thomas Pfeiffer

QML API

Discuss the future (architecture) of QML APIs for PIM stuff.

Interested: Michael Bohlender; Daniel Vrátil, Christian Mollekopf

Active Mail/ KMail Mobile

Discuss the future of Active Mail.

Interested: Michael Bohlender; Daniel Vrátil; Thomas Pfeiffer

Akonadi Framework

We already discussed this a lot during Akademy, this time I'd like to look into solving specific problems that Kolab guys have run into while preparing Akonadi and KDE PIM for Munich. I also want to actually sit down and design some of the major features/changes we are planning.

Interested: Daniel Vrátil; Christian Mollekopf

Mail Search Testing

Searching within emails still has problems for quite a few people. We could use the collective brainpower present at the sprint to try to get to the bottom of the problem.

Frameworks release schedule & Repository divisions

Another discussion on how we exactly split up the repositories for frameworks (we know already many parts, but some are still left). Additionally we should discuss options for the release schedule.

Interested: Christian Mollekopf; Daniel Vrátil; Aaron Seigo

PIM Architecture and Design

I think we should take a high level overview of what parts we have in kdepim, how they fit together and how this structure helps us getting done what we want in the future.

This becomes especially relevant with changes in akonadi, the QML API etc. We need to know why we implment what where, and be able to draw clear lines between the various components in order to avoid them getting to complex. For this we need to have an idea how the architecture should look like that we are moving towards (even if this cannot be achieved as short-term goal).

Interested: Christian Mollekopf; Daniel Vrátil; Aaron Seigo

Agenda

Meeting Notes

Organization

See the KDE Sprints page.