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Q4 OKR Planning #50

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ghost opened this issue Sep 18, 2018 · 3 comments
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Q4 OKR Planning #50

ghost opened this issue Sep 18, 2018 · 3 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Sep 18, 2018

This issue is to track Q4 libp2p OKR planning. Please see the current work-in-progress sheet.

Here's the status:

  • I have simplified the structure based team feedback: 4 tabs (Project, JS, Go, Rust), fewer cross-sheet dependencies and roll up cells
  • I have defined and filled in a high level Project goals tab
  • Following discussions with many of you yesterday, I have added some opportunistic new O's around things like Ethereum community adoption, etc.
  • I removed all the Q3 KRs. If there were important and left unfinished, the language teams should resurrect them.

Here is what I'm asking:

  • I would appreciate everyone's feedback on the Project goals tab. I don't seek to be dictator for this tab; just putting forward a first draft.
  • JS team + David - can you define your specific technical OKRs such as features and fixes for js-libp2p on the JS tab?
  • Go team + David - ditto for Go tab
  • Rust team + Pierre - ditto for Rust tab

Ideally, these should align with the overall project goals we agree to in the Project tab. My hope is that we'll converge through a bottom-up and top-down combination, like last quarter.

Comments welcome in the doc or this issue.

@jacobheun
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For reference the JS working OKR discussion is here, libp2p/js-libp2p#247, and I have added a comment on my thoughts for Q4 objectives. Some of them are currently high level, but we can make them more measurable as we confirm them.

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ghost commented Sep 20, 2018

@jacobheun Thanks, it's a great discussion. I'll take my comments over there.

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ghost commented Sep 20, 2018

Let's use this issue to discuss overall project goals (this tab) and/or cross language issues.

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