Hi all,

Sorry I didn't answer to the messages that evoke the tasking manager.
I'm not giving up with its development at all. I'm just having a hard
time finding time and energy to contribute as much as I would like to.
I hope I can get more free time to fix some issues and answer the
pending emails.

Pierre

On Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 4:18 PM, Mikel Maron <mikel_ma...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> Thanks Drazen for the update, and apologies for missing the meeting. Looking
> at what was discussed, I had few comments .. perhaps we can discuss here.
>
> First regarding setting priorities, there are actually a couple ways we can
> group issues on github to prioritize. We can either assign labels, and/or
> assign milestones to issues. I think this would be fairly straightforward.
>
> For LearnOSM, I think it's well overdue to have a discussion group
> specifically of translators and coordinators. If there's been a
> restructuring of the English version, then certainly need to get the word
> out and help transition. Finding a solution for image handling is something
> we can do collectively, and maybe develop a good structured request to
> prose.io devs.
>
> Finally, OSM Tasking Manager version 2. Would be really good to hear from
> pgiraud about how much work is left. Basically, which of these issues need
> to completed to get functionality up to v1, and retire v1
> https://github.com/pgiraud/osm-tasking-manager2/issues. There's a lot of
> interest in building on OSMTM coming up, and we need to know where and how
> to focus efforts.
>
> Cheers
> Mikel
> * Mikel Maron * +14152835207 @mikel s:mikelmaron
>
>
> On Tuesday, January 14, 2014 8:51 AM, Dražen Odobašić
> <dodo...@geoinfo.geof.hr> wrote:
>
> Tech WG IRC meeting X+5: Summary
>
> ybon:
>   * fixed gray problem with DEM in the HDM style
>
> clara:
>   * some old postings on the hot.osm don't display the images correctly,
> working
> on that
>   * she can spend some time in setting the site up to be multilingual.
> Starting
> with French, but also allowing other languages in future
>   * requires help of a person who will do the translation of the relevant
> bits
> of text
>   * proposes to update (hot.osm) Get Involved page with more technical
> details
> about each project developed by HOT, so that potential contributors can
> easily
> see if they can work with specific technology stack
>
> skorasaurus:
>   * will try to tweek hdm-josm style in the coming weeks,  as there are a
> few
> hanging issues for the HDM-JOSM and HDM-carto, but none of them are
> critical.
>
> pirzen:
>   * Dakar french translation sprint of LearnOsm in november. Intermediate
> and
> advanced sections are now available. See http://learnosm.org/fr/.
>   * Restructuration of the english version was started but not announced on
> HOT
>   * we are still faced with LearnOsm and Github issues for Translators : No
> progress made and no easy solution to upload images. Neither Github or
> Prose.io
> offer to upload images via the web
>   * announces that OsmContributorStatistic module is now available on github
> :
> https://github.com/pierzen/osm-contributor-stats. It provide historic
> statistic
> for bbox and dates.
>   * reports an interesting statistic, comparing Haiti and Haiyan response:
>     * Haiti 2010 - first 10 days, 304 contributors, 600k edits
>     * Haiyan 2013 - first 11 days, 1200 contributors, 3mil edits
>
> sev_hotosm:
>   * would like to see development version of TMv2 back online to test its
> new
> functionalities
>   * wonders if TWG is going to help with TMv2 development
>   * proposes to somehow prioritize or vote on the projects issues to give
> potential developers a clear goal
>
>
> dodobas:
>   * volunteers to keep TWG wiki page updated
>   * reports that at the moment there is no apparent load on amelia, after
> main
> web site migration
>   * will try to get TMv2 dev version up an running (best to scrap current
> instance, and start over)
>   * concerned about too many active TMs, specifically tasks.hotosm.org and
> tasks2.hotosm.org
>     * can we somehow merge data from tasks2 to tasks... once we migrate
> tasks
> from Amazon to amelia, or just discard it ?
>   * proposes that we should  write better documentation per project, i.e.
> create
> a 'how to help' section for each project that would at least contain links
> to
> the documentation of the modules/libraries that the project is using, and
> prepare coding guidelines
>   * proposes to advertise/advocate HOT project in the local Python user
> meetings/Hackathons/... (once we have create 'community participation'
> documentation)
>
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