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Web Group

  • Wayne suggests we test the tssg web app with Genymotion rather than relying on Edge or Chrome emulation tests.

  • Joel will work with Ralph about loading a 'hidden' version of the MVP so that we can test on multiple phones, etc. from a TSSG server.

  • Joel will document the new tssg web app directory structure in Confluence and add it to the associated readme.txt in Git.

  • Joel will send an email checking for front-end debugging help.

  • Shawn was not getting TSSG invitations to his gmail account so we fixed this in the meeting.

  • Devops

  • Ralph will miss the Thursday Devops meeting for an interview.

  • He wants the group to investigate Ubuntu's Juju and present what is found at the meeting tomorrow. It could be a solution for orchestration of our containers.

  • Devops will meet in zoom from 3 to 5 tomorrow.

  • A new member (Chris) may be joining the meeting.

  • Mobile Group

  • Mark -  presented some info from the google io 2017 sessions

    codelabs - tutorials you can watch; color coded by topic.
    From a presentation from Kelly Shuster at the android summit 2017; she gets mockups from designers and implements them.
      avoids boilerplate.
      developer questions to designers cause multiple iterations. Have to get beyond multiple roadblocks to progress.
      Zeplin is a tool she uses.
      Style Guide - color palette, font,
      zero state (non-ideal state) is not discussed enough. Occurrences like No internet access...
      pressed states - tracking button pressing, tapping, radio buttons...
        button display/shading is different
      unit testing, integration testing
      developer should be an advocate for the designer
      smoke testing, use your app on a daily basis.
      Testing on an emulator and the real device. Maybe 1 per day. Choose multiple api's in test.
      Check out the presentation references and resources - android summit
      Sam Edwards has a summary of Android Summit 2017. Quick review of multiple presentations.
      Rx streams - reactive streams
      Jenkins - continuous integration
      look for google io 2018
      look for android meetup group for other speakers as well


  • Data Analytics Group

  • We do not have use of the Acton Library this Friday. Need to use Zoom.

  • Helping Andy with Confluence information.

  • Alan mentioned Machine Learning is being developed for Devops. Moving from manual examination. ML looks through the aggregate of all of your log files.  Using a Big Data approach to predict and find reasons for log errors.

    Ralph mentioned the tool Splunk - is a log file viewer. Scans and compares logs to a common view.

    The ELK stack: Elastic Search, Logstash and Kibana

  • Ran a successful Jupyter test of Andy's code. Just needed to adjust a cpu vs. gpu statement. Andy will continue to adjust his code to optimize the memory usage.




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