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Project Meeting May 2020
May 6, 2020
- Samantha Shain -- Convener, Equity Observer
- Aaron Crosman
- Michael Kolodner -- Timekeeper
- Cassie Supilowski
- Michael Beaty
- Paul Prescod
- Cori O’Brien
- Rebecca Cole Sullivan -- Scribe
Project Updates:
- Record Types option
- Delimiters changed from <> to {{xxx}}
- Now a part of Cumulus CI
Do we want to focus on data generation only or do we also want to generate and extract? We seem to all agree that we need to load data no matter what because why generate without it. We want to help organizations in having data that helps them with testing. Snowfaker is a key piece in many, but not all. Extracting might be one way. Would extraction documentation be within our scope? Or should we stay with loading and generating? We are leaning towards generating and then helping people load that data, understanding we can pivot to extract later. What can we accomplish as a team in the next couple months?
We have snowfakery coming but you have a large file. Working through an interface that is Admin Friendly so you don’t need to be a developer to use. A baseline that would help you understand how to move forward. Might Mockaroo help us here? https://mockaroo.com/4392b3f0 Start with the intermediate or advanced admin
Delivery: Look at what you want to deliver from the users persona. Beginner Admin persona to the Developer Admin. We should create our personas so we know who we are talking about.
Document the types of products out there that can help admins and developers find the tools that are out there and use cases and skills needed. Start from beginning admin and build up.
We are a part of the open source commons.
- Meeting Times - 1st Wednesday of the Month at 2pm Eastern
- Document Writing Kick Off - Cassie will get herself started and then reach out if want more time
- Personas - Rebecca will work on this: a few admins and developer personas
- Paul - will schedule a CCI QA.
- Samantha - will write a summary post to our hub group, cheer on project pieces, load our