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Resources Team: Decide on 2019 objectives #277

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adamgreig opened this issue Dec 11, 2018 · 6 comments
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Resources Team: Decide on 2019 objectives #277

adamgreig opened this issue Dec 11, 2018 · 6 comments

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@adamgreig
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As part of our 2019 planning, we want to figure out what each team wants to work on this year, including new ideas, items from the 2019 wishlist (#256), and any leftover items from this year.

Let's use this issue to come up with a list of possible items and then prioritise them.

@jamesmunns
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I'm interested in tackling the testing topic - as I've had some thoughts around this.

I also think having discoverability of embedded-hal impls is fairly important as well.

@japaric
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japaric commented Jan 9, 2019

We discussed in yesterday's meeting (#290) that teams should start deciding on
how to prioritize their work items for this year. We'll let each team decide how
to do the item prioritization but we recommend having a real-time / synchronous
meeting (IRC or video meeting) to discuss all the potential goals.

If appropriate, you can reserve a time slot during the weekly meetings to have
this synchronous discussion. Just let us know in advance in one of the meeting
issues (e.g. #291).

Finally, if any of your goals for this year requires changes in any of the
rust-lang/* repositories and you haven't mentioned them in #256 or #269 then
please report them in #269 ASAP. We'll discuss prioritization of rust-lang
request during the next meeting (2019-01-15).

cc @rust-embedded/resources

@adamgreig
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Summary of WG meeting at Oxidize: things we'd like to work on this year:

  • Rust book
    • How to use PACs
  • Patterns book
  • Link to training material
  • Guide on how to write an embedded-hal driver (perhaps link to training material)

@eldruin
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eldruin commented Aug 11, 2020

2019 finished. Maybe we can create a follow up issue for 2020. Nominating for next week's meeting.

@adamgreig
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Closing as we're now well into 2020; if anything outstanding from this list is still relevant please add it to the not-yet-awesome embedded rust list, or create a new issue to track it.

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