Re: Schedules - breaking it down

On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 4:11 AM, Julee Burdekin <jburdeki@adobe.com> wrote:

> Hi, Doug, Renoir & Alex:
>
> As we discussed in the last meeting, we need to make sure the various
> projects are coordinated. So I thought I would share with you what needs to
> happen to make sure we have rough schedules that we can compare:
>
> Migration:
>
>    1. Doug needs to provide the end-date for the HP contract.
>    2. Renoir can then sketch a high-level schedule for migration.
>
> Compatibility tables:
>
>    1. Doug needs to follow up with Ronald regarding the Compatibility
>    Tables Phase 1 work: what's the end-date?
>    2. Then, someone needs to estimate the time it'll take the frontend
>    dev person to script parsing the object Ronald comes up with & inserting it
>    into the property pages.
>    3. If the timeline for either of these two items is too lengthly, we
>    should meet to come up with a manual workflow for getting the data into the
>    pages.
>
> CSS Properties project:
>
>    1. Julee needs to come up with a new endgame schedule (dependent on
>    the Compat-tables schedule).
>    2. Alex needs to come up with a relative launch schedule.
>
>
I have time blocked off on Monday to create a very quick strawman on this,
so we can iterate from there. I earlier had time blocked off this
Thursday/Friday, but it turns out I'm booked solid with partner meetings I
didn't know about.


> I hope this helps breaking it down so we can get these out. If we need
> swim lane diagrams, I can work them up based on the information you
> provide. But let's keep them really simple: even just starting out with
> bullet points might give us a lot of info.
>
> Regards!
>
> Julee
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