Developer meeting September 2009
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The meeting was at 07:00 UTC on Friday, 18 September 2009. We had 28 participants and we covered everything in around three hours.
- Recording of the meeting (password moodle)
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Moodle 2.0
Overview and demos of new things
- Project management overview - Martin Dougiamas
- Martin talked about the Moodle 2.0 Planning document, saying that the Database API and File API are pretty much done; the resource modules have been added to HEAD and seem to be working quite well (thanks to Petr for a much more secure system); the repository API is working but breaking occasionally (usability improvements are still to be done); the portfolio API still needs polishing, Penny is adding LEAP2A support; the community hub is coming together nicely (Martin working with Jerome); a course completion patch is in the tracker (thanks to Jonathan Newman at Catalyst); IMS CC is also done (to go into HEAD and be ported back to 1.9); Feedback hasn't changed much; messaging 2.0 needs cleaning up; Workshop 2.0 is looking good (thanks to David Mudrak); Roles usability improvements are done (thanks to Tim); SCORM 1.2 Certification was sent in months ago, hopefully will be finished soon, we just need the stamp; Nicolas, Helen and Petr are working on prioritizing gradebook improvements; web services is going to be very good (thanks to Jerome and Petr)
- Overview of Blocks/Themes/Layout/Navigation 2.0 - Tim Hunt
- Proposed further changes in themes - Petr Skoda
- Navigation and Settings blocks - Sam Hemelryk
- Blog - Nicolas Connault
- Comments and File Manager element - Dongsheng Cai
- Community Hub - Jerome Mouneyrac
- HotPot, QuizPort and TaskChain - Gordon Bateson
- Workshop module - David Mudrak
Other news
- GSOC 2009 - Helen
See also
- Meeting subtitles developer conversation for more detailed meeting notes (only available to developers with CVS write access)
