These calls bring together the Technical Steering Committee for the ODK suite to discuss roadmaps, working groups, and other issues of technical governance. Everyone is welcome to come to these calls, but only TSC members may talk.
I'm pushing on these because they would make https://github.com/opendatakit/roadmap/issues/30 available to most users and thus would enable moving that item to the done column. Dynamic defaults more generally have also been requested for a long time.
A designer here at eHA spent a couple of hours coming up with some new versions of the ODK logo. Maybe it would be interesting to talk about them, or at least talk about whether we want to talk about a new logo?
Although I think we can chew up an hour on adam's external data andln's last-saved, I was wondering what perhaps is the process of getting stuff added to the roadmap for a subsequent meeting (it appears to be a read-only doc?). I wanted to perhaps discuss Validate's/Collect's XForm 'error' checking on a TSC call at some point...
I think we have a lot going on these days and so I propose the core of the call should prioritize unblocking work that is close to finished and talking a bit about process.
Discuss and approve to unblock work
This should be fast if everyone reads and comments on the following docs before the call.
BTW, unless anybody else is especially keen, I'm happy to facilitate the following TSC call. Its prob getting near my (first!) turn, and I figure I should do something nice to make up for throwing everybody's schedule off by being in a stupid timezone...
wrt parking lot & roadmap, is there any good reason not to simply put all parking-lot issues as, at least perhaps initially, just under 'ice-boxed' roadmap? Or maybe a new roadmap category? I'm not seeing the benefit of tracking these in an separate doc...
I really like the simplicity of C (but it seemed a bit too abstract, hard to pick out 'ODK' acronym). Was bored so I thought I'd play around with a couple ideas in gimp... Shameless plagiarism, drop shadows arent quite right, but you get the idea...