Thanks Craig. I started a vote, (on private) to nominate purchasers. I will start another shortly to include price limits, I have ball-parked them in USD already, but each purchaser will need to check availability and get more accurate numbers, plus shipping, in their locale.
Cheers, Jesse > On Oct 30, 2021, at 2:25 PM, Craig Russell <apache....@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi Jesse, > > After talking to Myrle, our Treasurer, I suggest a small change to the > proposed process. > > The Cordova PMC still needs to identify names, apache ids, and maximum spend > for each item. > > But Treasury also need a person (coordinator) who will take responsibility > for actually issuing the cards for each purchaser. This will require that > person to log into the Ramp system, fill a small form, and then send the > credit card information to the purchasers. Training on the Ramp system should > take about 10 minutes via a Zoom call with me. Actually issuing the card > should take the coordinator about 5 minutes for each card issued. > > I'm looking forward to working with you on the details. For now, a vote to > approve the names, apache ids, maximum spend per purchaser, and coordinator > will get the ball rolling on this. > > Warm regards, > Craig > >> On Oct 29, 2021, at 4:27 PM, Craig Russell <apache....@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Hi Jess, >> >> I'm taking point on this from the fundraising/treasurer perspective. >> >> Once you provide me with the names, apache ids, and maximum spend for each >> of the items, I will issue bespoke Ramp credit cards for the purchases, one >> for each of the purchasers. I will then send the details of the credit cards >> to the apache address of the purchasers. >> >> I will need the maximum spend including taxes, shipping, and handling for >> each of the purchasers. After they complete the purchase we will need the >> itemized receipt for each of the items. The receipt should be sent to >> t...@treasurer.apache.org with cc to priv...@cordova.apache.org . [The >> receipt is needed for ASF records.] >> >> Let's get the Cordova team what is needed. >> >> Warm regards, >> Craig >> >>> Hi Daniel, >>> >>> Here is the list of test devices as it stands, including estimated price, >>> and location of the requestor. >>> >>> Julio Cesar, Spain >>> - Google Pixel 5 unlocked ~ $700 USD >>> Tim Brust, Germany >>> - Google Pixel 5 unlocked - $700 USD >>> Bryan Ellis, Japan >>> - iPad ~ $350 USD >>> Daryll Pogue, Canada >>> - iPad Mini ~ $400 USD >>> Jesse MacFadyen, Canada >>> - Galaxy Tab A ~ $250 USD >>> >>> All the listed committers are currently active in the project. The device >>> list represents a variety of hardware / screen-size configurations so I >>> expect us all to be able to test things for each other. >>> I have not looked into the MacInCloud service, or how this would work for >>> the team, here are their listed plans [1] >>> Amazon's EC2 service [2] might be a better option given that I see AWS >>> credits listed as a donation usable item [3] >>> >>> There is also a question around whether it makes sense for committers to >>> request specific hardware for development. Future features in Mac/iOS dev >>> specifically require Apple silicon for dev/testing. This is easiest to >>> achieve with a Mac-mini M1 which costs around $700 USD [4]. Is this an >>> allowed use of donated funds? >>> >>> Next discussion I guess will be logistics. How do we go about purchasing >>> and distributing devices around the world? We can maintain the list of who >>> has what and where with contact info. >>> Thanks for your patience in working through all of this with us. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Jesse >>> >> >> Craig L Russell >> c...@apache.org >> > > Craig L Russell > c...@apache.org > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@cordova.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@cordova.apache.org
