Attending:
- Maurits van Rees - Release Management
- Philip Bauer - Training
- Paul Roeland - Accessibility
- Katja Süss - Documentation
- Timo Stollenwerk: Plone Rest API
- Rikupekka Oksanen - Marketing
Absent:
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Eric Steele - Release Management
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Mikel Larreategi - Translations
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Steve Piercy - Documentation
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Jens Klein - Installers
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Érico Andrei - Installers
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Victor Fernandez de Alba - Volto
Notes:
- Documentation:
- So far progress on growing content
- Invitation to share the flowers of your effort on pushing Plone to Plone 6: GitHub - plone/documentation: Plone Documentation
- Focus in short term:
- Installation.
Installation from source ( pip, mxdev, mxmake, plone-kickstarter) - Addresses clean up: 6.docs.plone.org
- Installation.
docs.plone.org -> 6.docs.plone.org
Remove readthedocs of everything: training.plone.org. docs.plone.org, you name it. Google knows.
- Training: Kim Paulissen is organizing the trainings for Namur. Philip will assist. Trainings need to be updated, especially theming/javascript and Volto (hands on).
- Marketing: plone.org sprint Friday June 17. Hopefully testing site running by then, so we can work on content. Conference site is running.
- How is marketing planning to tell about the release? No definite plans yet. Depends on the timeline too. The Plone.org is the main way to show plone 6 - its on our minds right now. Release before plone conf.
- Marketing should organize a meeting considering plone 6 release
- Market already Beta - yes (June?)
- Philip: More effort to plone 6 demo site, nightly, more addons, add slate (maybe similar to volto.kitconcept.dev)
- Cool use case from Kitconcept to plone.org cases - can use it
- Backend/classic: close to beta. Some image stuff still, robot tests are unstable.
- Volto: pending pull request for Slate editor. New style wrapper, some discussion about that. No real blockers. Control panels come along nicely. If we get a signal that backend is ready for beta, we can quickly make a release.