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Graham Perrin

The Chandler Project Blog » Blog Archive » Scoble Follow-up: The Brain Beh... - 0 views

  • refining our heuristics
  • What is ‘most important’ is subjective
  • Message items always display From/To
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  • Who column always displays ‘Edited by’ when an item has been modified by a fellow subscriber
  • depending on whether the message is Inbound or Outbound
  • event dates usually trump all other dates
  • alarm date
  • display something even if it’s the wrong thing some of the time
Graham Perrin

Personal votes in OSAF Bugzilla - 0 views

  • 11696 Crash when any file is dragged into Chandler window if you have 2nd display
    • Graham Perrin
       
      As I most often work with a second display, for me this https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11696 is close to a blocker.
  • 11918 Support 'spheres' or groups of collections
    • Graham Perrin
       
      https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11918 may deserve priority thought/attention from any user who works with many collections.
  • 12474 alt-arrow key combinations must navigate text only; MUST NOT navigate other aspects of Chandler Desktop for Mac OS X
    • Graham Perrin
       
      https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12474 seriously retards my productivity and causes confusion, with potential loss/misplacement of data.
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Graham Perrin

Invitation to Google Wave in exchange for development of one simple web page - 0 views

  • A plain HTML/JavaScript page, functionally equivalent to QE widget for iGoogle
  • BRIBERY
  • invitations (nominations) for Google Wave
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  • shameless BRIBERY
  • The page should ideally:
  • a) work well without a mouse
  • b) when re-purposed: fit neatly into a widget, not too large
  • c) be tactile
  • let's not treat (c) as an obstacle
  • if Google Wave Preview is not the bribery you want, then I might find something more interesting, less nebulous
  • someone from Apple will read this post and send me a future-device
Graham Perrin

Gnome Evolution bug 359755 - Support for CalDAV collections - 0 views

  • GNOME Bugzilla
  • Bug 359755
  • Support for CalDAV collections
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  • Product: Evolution
  • FIXED
  • enhancement
  • The definition of 'calendar-home-set' is that it returns the URL of the collection which contains the user's calendars. Not the URLs of the calendars themselves.
  • then do a Depth: 1 PROPFIND on that URL to retrieve the actual calendars
  • you will request the resourcetype & supported-calendar-component-set
  • know which ones are calendars
  • whether they support VEVENT/VTASK/VJOURNAL
  • public calendars
  • calendars for a given user offered by other users
  • the dust isn't fully settled on parts of this
  • a few tricks
  • Trick #1
  • PROPFIND request for current-user-principal
  • Also planned
  • query a 'well known URL'
  • find the right port
  • PROPFIND the /.well-known/caldav/ URL
  • Once you've *got* the principal-URL
  • PROPFIND for the group-membership
  • possibly do this repeatedly
  • Once *that's* fully expanded to a list of principal-URLs
  • query the calendar-home-set for them
  • Depth: 1 PROPFIND on those to find their calendars
  • possible simplification
  • combine two steps
  • expand-property report is defined in RFC 3253 (WebDAV Versioning)
  • DAV::expand-property REPORT
  • can't think of a way to get the actual collections
  • maybe there is some trick
  • I guess at this point
  • current-user-principal in the first instance
  • PROPFIND Depth: 1 on the calendar-home-set
  • gets you the user's direct calendars
  • differentiating
  • my approach would be
  • on demand
  • e.g. 'display delegated calendar'
  • principal-URL for the currently authenticated user
  • recursively PROPFIND
  • expand their group-membership into a tree
  • In DAViCal the public.php is specifically for looking at calendars which have been declared to need no authentication
Graham Perrin

A new quick entry application: choice of source code, choice of environment (AIR, Titan... - 0 views

  • A new quick entry application: choice of source code, choice of environment (AIR, Titanium etc.)
  • In reply to this post by Jeffrey Harris
  • choices: * is AIR the way to go, or should we lean towards Titanium?† * which of the two sources might make a better starting point?
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  • As background: a colleague recommends Yammer
  • it's limited by design†† and non-integrable
  • prefer an application that works with our chosen infrastructure
  • includes Chandler Hub
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