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Orion/Planning Meeting

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Orion Planning Summit

Help chart the future of the Orion open source project. This meeting will bring together individuals and organizations that are interested in the future of the Orion open source project. We want to build a community of adopters and committers, so if you have a passion for better web tools, plan to attend.

Date and Location

March 17 (starting at 1pmPT) to March 18 (finish at 4pmPT)

SAP Labs

3410 Hillview Avenue, Palo Alto, CA

Agenda

Thursday, March 17 1:00pm

  1. Introductions
  1. Orion Overview - Boris Bokowski

3. What we learned and would like to see in Web tools - Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer

4. Participant Presentations - How would you like to use Orion? What are you Web tooling requirements?

5. Orion Architecture - Simon Kagei

6. Social hosting by SAP


Friday, March 18 8:30am

8:30am Breakfast Available 9:00am Start 4:00pm Finish

1. Deep Dives on Technical Areas (some suggestions but not inclusive) - Identify common workflows - Security issues - Mobile - Browser compatibility - Language Tools - Server implementations - Integration

2. Orion Project Proposal - John Arthorne - What is the project scope, what is out of bounds, interested parties



Work Areas

In no particular order. Please add new work areas you'd be willing to work on as appropriate.

Work Area People
Client Boris Bokowski, Simon Kaegi
Server Boris Bokowski, John Arthorne, Bernd Kolb
Authorization/Authentication John Arthorne, Simon Kaegi
Code Editor Boris Bokowski
Mobile Paul Beusterien, Eric Cloninger

Attendees

We invite anyone who has a serious interest in Orion to attend this meeting. A goal of Orion is to develop a strong community of adopters and contributors, so if you have a passion for better web tools we want your participation.

If you do plan on attending you must register, we need this so that we can organize a big enough meeting room. Please add your name, affiliation, and why you are interested in attending.

  1. Ian Skerrett, Eclipse Foundation
  2. Mike Milinkovich, Eclipse Foundation
  3. Boris Bokowski, IBM, co-leading the Orion effort at IBM, with focus on the vision, the overall architecture and the client-side experience.
  4. Paul Beusterien, MDS, Contribute to Orion meeting the needs of mobile device developers
  5. Simon Kaegi, IBM, co-leading the Orion effort at IBM, with focus on project planning and component architecture details.
  6. John Arthorne, IBM, leading development of the Orion server
  7. John J. Barton, IBM, Firebug integration
  8. Eric Barroca, Nuxeo, investigating the use of Orion as a base for a "online dev environment" for Nuxeo's platform (as part as Nuxeo Studio)
  9. Jon Ferraiolo, IBM, potential technology adopter
  10. Kai Tödter, Siemens AG, investigating the potential of Orion for Siemens
  11. Bernd Kolb, SAP AG, investigating the potential of Orion for SAP
  12. Karsten Schmidt, SAP AG, investigating the potential of Orion for SAP
  13. Dave Johnson, Nitobi, investigating the potential of Orion for Nitobi / PhoneGap
  14. Susan McCourt, IBM, focusing on client-side development and UX
  15. Jochen Krause, EclipseSource, investigating the potential of Orion for EclipseSource; arriving Thursday afternoon
  16. Peter van der Linden, Motorola Mobility, alternate for Eric Cloniger
  17. John Thomas, RIM
  18. Padmashree B, SAP Labs India, investigating the potential of Orion for SAP
  19. Ben Galbraith, Set Direction, what we learned and what we would like to see in Web tools
  20. Dion Almaer, Set Direction, what we learned and what we would like to see in Web tools
  21. Gary Mazo, IBM, potential technology adoption
  22. Venkat Balabhadrapatruni, IBM, potential technology adoption
  23. Jas Sandhu, Microsoft Interoperability Strategy, exploring
  24. Peter Muessig, SAP AG, investigating the potential of Orion for SAP
  25. Kevin Dangoor, Mozilla, figuring out how the browser and its tools can work with Orion

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