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==Gradebook | ==Moodle 1.9 and 2.0== | ||
* State of Moodle Development Address / [[Roadmap]] run-down (Martin) | |||
==Round table discussions== | |||
* Options for getting Moodle to communicate with external systems, including [[Development:Web services API|web services]] | |||
* API's for [[Development:Portfolio API|portfolios]], [[Development:File API|file managers]] and [[Development:Repository API|document repositories]] | |||
* Further plug-ability and expandability e.g. new course format objects, redefining page display layer etc. | |||
Participants will be sharing code and development ideas that have emerged in their organizations. A number of the core Moodle development team will be on hand to facilitate the round table discussions. | |||
==Gradebook interface improvements== | |||
*Overview of community feedback on 1.9 gradebook (Nicolas Connault) | *Overview of community feedback on 1.9 gradebook (Nicolas Connault) | ||
*Run-down of current development | *Run-down of current development | ||
*Discussion of ideas for improvement, better defaults etc. | *Discussion of ideas for improvement, better defaults etc. | ||
==Other | ==Other stuff== | ||
*[[GSOC/2008|Google Summer of Code 2008]] (Helen) | *[[GSOC/2008|Google Summer of Code 2008]] (Helen) | ||
* I (Tim Hunt, OU Moodle developer and Moodle quiz module maintainer) will be there. I don't have anything in particular that I want to say, but I am very happy to talk about anything anyone else wants to cover that I know about. | * I (Tim Hunt, OU Moodle developer and Moodle quiz module maintainer) will be there. I don't have anything in particular that I want to say, but I am very happy to talk about anything anyone else wants to cover that I know about. | ||
*It might be good to have a general discussion on general testing/QA issues. Eg. bug triage, encouraging more testing/QA contributors, the weekly review etc. --[[User:Dan Poltawski|Dan Poltawski]] 13:14, 30 May 2008 (CDT) | |||
It might be good to have a general discussion on general testing/QA issues. Eg. bug triage, encouraging more testing/QA contributors, the weekly review etc. --[[User:Dan Poltawski|Dan Poltawski]] 13:14, 30 May 2008 (CDT) | |||
[[Category:Developer]] | [[Category:Developer]] | ||
Revision as of 12:57, 4 June 2008
Developer meetings > San Francisco 2008 Developer HackFest
- Date: 9am - 5pm Monday 9th June 2008 - see the San Francisco 2008 Developer HackFest calendar entry for conversion into your time zone
- Location: Best Western Grosvenor Hotel, San Francisco
- Online location: Elluminate Moodle Developers Meeting Room - login using your actual name as login name and password moodle
Developers and anyone wishing to become a Moodle developer can share code and ideas, and help shape the future of Moodle. This event is FREE, thanks to the sponsor Remote-Learner.net.
Everyone is welcome, either in person or online :-)
Please add items to the agenda!
Moodle 1.9 and 2.0
- State of Moodle Development Address / Roadmap run-down (Martin)
Round table discussions
- Options for getting Moodle to communicate with external systems, including web services
- API's for portfolios, file managers and document repositories
- Further plug-ability and expandability e.g. new course format objects, redefining page display layer etc.
Participants will be sharing code and development ideas that have emerged in their organizations. A number of the core Moodle development team will be on hand to facilitate the round table discussions.
Gradebook interface improvements
- Overview of community feedback on 1.9 gradebook (Nicolas Connault)
- Run-down of current development
- Discussion of ideas for improvement, better defaults etc.
Other stuff
- Google Summer of Code 2008 (Helen)
- I (Tim Hunt, OU Moodle developer and Moodle quiz module maintainer) will be there. I don't have anything in particular that I want to say, but I am very happy to talk about anything anyone else wants to cover that I know about.
- It might be good to have a general discussion on general testing/QA issues. Eg. bug triage, encouraging more testing/QA contributors, the weekly review etc. --Dan Poltawski 13:14, 30 May 2008 (CDT)
