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Code-Quality and -Architecture Discussion #337
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@vsaw ! Many thanks for this !! All the points are 👌 ! totally agree ! Actually there is some exciting news around the OpenDataCam project we didn't share publicly yet but we are working on release a version for Mobile, running on Android (running the YOLO inference too there).. And part of the work on this we need to make OpenDataCam more "darknet" agnostic and more modular to be able to have a build for Android, a build for Darknet , etc etc.. Please ping me on my email / twitter ( on my github profile you'll find it ) if you are around this week before christimas to schedule a quick call to synchronize efforts so we don't refactor the same things and run into merge problems ! Will post the time on github so anyone interested can join too. |
Tomorrow 12 A.M (Europe time) this is happening, if anyone interested please ping me on my email and I'll add you in the meeting. |
We discussed during the call to proceed as follows:
Specifics regarding the work to be done can be discussed in the respective issues. The "general discussion" is considered finished for now 👍 |
I don't know where else to put it, but I would like to start a conversation regarding Opendatacam's code-quality and -architecture.
Frankly I believe ODC would benefit greatly from improvements in code-quality and -architecture. I've started to put ODC on that path by adding Jasmine tests and eslint rules. While this will hopefully improve the code-quality over time, the architecture still needs guidelines.
I personally see the following to fix
While I'm sure we could extend the list I am wondering how the other's (e.g. @tdurand or @mildsunrise) think about this and if we should coordinate our efforts.
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