2014-03-20 Developers Forum

2014-03-20 Developers Forum

How to Join

 

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By telephone

  • US telephone number: +1 201.479.2627

 

Agenda

 

  • Quickly review previous meeting minutes (5 min)

    • OpenMRS Hackathons (reviewing past hackathons, plans for new ones)

  • After-action review & next week's agenda (5 min)

In Attendance

  • You

Minutes

View at notes.openmrs.org

In Attendance

  • Kesha Shah

  • Jeremy Keiper

  • I Nyoman Winardi Ribeka Pratihana

  • Wyclif Luyima

  • Burke Mamlin

  • Ryan Yates

  • Elliott Williams

  • Daniel Kayiwa

  • kushal

  • VaibhavAgarwal

  • Chris Power

  • Darius Jazayeri

  • aniketha

  • Alexis Duque

  • Milinda Premadasa

  • suraj

  • Sashrika

  • Lukas Breitwieser

  • ayuk etta

Agenda

  • Quickly review previous meeting minutes (5 min)

  • OpenMRS Hackathons (reviewing past hackathons, plans for new ones)

  • After-action review & next week's agenda (5 min)

Notes

  • Quickly review previous meeting minutes (5 min)

  • TODO: Burke will get PIH presentation from Mike added to the wiki page

  • No further comments

  • OpenMRS Hackathons (reviewing past hackathons, plans for new ones)

  • Recommended by Chris Power; expanded to talk about tools, etc

How do we get development done?  OpenMRS as a community ... current impression.

Values/Mission/Goals

  • Try to be driven by implementation needs

  • Wanna have fun

  • High quality code

  • Fast turnaround (never more than 3 years between releases)

  • "Engage the world"

  • Road Map?!?

  • TODO: Burke & Darius to clean this up

Roles

  • We have core developers and "people on the outside"

  • "implementation developers"

  • Working on modules

  • Adapting core code (e.g., via implementation-specific modules)

  • Looking for opportunities to leverage community modules

  • Not always clear how to collaborate without losing efficiency

  • Not always clear on how to use resources

  • Sometimes wear a "community" hat and support community modules

  • RFE, reporting, idgen, HFE, etc.

  • Often with insanely tight timeliness

  • "community developers"

  • "community groups of developers"

  • We've seen these form in Germany, Australia, etc.

  • "philanthropic organizations"

  • e.g. ThoughtWorks, random universities / schools

  • Need a quick way to donate a chunk of high quality developer time