March 9, 2013 tour and walkthrough discussion

This is a copy of the notes in the blogpost about this meeting

• Introductions
• walkthrough.it Sandbox projects
• Tour currently working on (UI & YAML)
• Local storage
• Multi-page tours
• Forked tours (choose your own adventure)
• Prerequisites validation (conditions API)
• Drupal 7 or 8
• Walkthrough.it architecture (Selenium)
• Selenium actions (default values and play)
• Collaborating on local storage
• Drupal 7 vs 8 revisited (making sure we have full compatibility before code freeze)
• What we would like to work on: Tour UI module, JS recording
• WYSIWYG UI
• Communication strategy for our collaboration, code sprint work?
• JS editor or just record?
• Remote vs local storage
• Edit button for adding description - make UI nicer
• UI for changing the highlighted element
• Verifying that Selenium actions will work in Tour
• What do we need to verify?
• Walkthrough.it Server API
• Walkthrough API roadmap
• UX
• Collaboration process and tools
• Drupalcon Portland - core session

In the recording you can see from left to right:

• Attila Cs. Nagy who developed the Selenium parser for WalkHub and who also worked on Stepwise a Drupal specific project very similar to Walkthrough.it
• Kristof Van Tomme, Walkthrough.it project lead
• Lee Rowlands from PreviousNext who recently published the documentation for the Tour module on their company blog
• Robert Kovacs, who has done some initial work on the Walkthrough Drupal client
• Tamas Demeter, who was the lead developer on the iPad prototype of Walkthrough and who designed the API.
• Theodore Biadala from Acquia, who was helping out on the code sprint weekend and who is interested in contributing to the project. Unfortunately Nick Schuch, who's been driving a lot of the development of the Tour module, couldn't make it.