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  over 1 year ago by ancorgs | Reply

  I consider this "done enough" in the sense that I'm sure this time we will not drop the ball.

  A more accurate report will come shortly

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I consider this "done enough" in the sense that I'm sure this time we will not drop the ball. A more accurate report will come shortly
 
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I consider this "done enough" in the sense that I'm sure this time we will not drop the ball.
A more accurate report will come shortly
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  over 1 year ago by ancorgs | Reply

  At the end of the Hack Week we can now say we have a functional version of Jangouts developed in modern Javascript and using modern frameworks and tools.

  That means we are ready again to get contributions, because we don't have big barriers like the usage of Angular 1.X anymore.

  In that regard, we got up to 6 people contributing code to the project during this Hack Week. That makes us feel we will not drop the ball this time and sooner than later there will be a new official release of Jangouts.

  The UI was completely rewritten. It's more intuitive now and it works quite ok in mobile devices, although we lost some features in the way. We may resurrect some of them... but likely not all:

  • Picture-mode thumbnails (is a weird feature anyway)
  • Customizing the screen layout (we have a better plan for the future)
  • Changing the name during a call (not that useful, anyways)
  • Keyboard shortcuts (it would be nice to bring them back)
  • Push to talk (it would be nice to bring it back)

  We have deployed temporary test instance at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/beta/ I plan to improve/update that deployment during today.

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At the end of the Hack Week we can now say we have a functional version of Jangouts developed in modern Javascript and using modern frameworks and tools. That means we are ready again to get contributions, because we don't have big barriers like the usage of Angular 1.X anymore. In that regard, we got up to 6 people contributing code to the project during this Hack Week. That makes us feel we will not drop the ball this time and sooner than later there will be a new official release of Jangouts. The UI was completely rewritten. It's more intuitive now and it works quite ok in mobile devices, although we lost some features in the way. We may resurrect some of them... but likely not all: - Picture-mode thumbnails (is a weird feature anyway) - Customizing the screen layout (we have a better plan for the future) - Changing the name during a call (not that useful, anyways) - Keyboard shortcuts (it would be nice to bring them back) - Push to talk (it would be nice to bring it back) We have deployed temporary test instance at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/beta/ I plan to improve/update that deployment during today.
 
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At the end of the Hack Week we can now say we have a functional version of Jangouts developed in modern Javascript and using modern frameworks and tools.
That means we are ready again to get contributions, because we don't have big barriers like the usage of Angular 1.X anymore.
In that regard, we got up to 6 people contributing code to the project during this Hack Week. That makes us feel we will not drop the ball this time and sooner than later there will be a new official release of Jangouts.
The UI was completely rewritten. It's more intuitive now and it works quite ok in mobile devices, although we lost some features in the way. We may resurrect some of them... but likely not all:
• Picture-mode thumbnails (is a weird feature anyway)
• Customizing the screen layout (we have a better plan for the future)
• Changing the name during a call (not that useful, anyways)
• Keyboard shortcuts (it would be nice to bring them back)
• Push to talk (it would be nice to bring it back)
We have deployed temporary test instance at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/beta/ I plan to improve/update that deployment during today.
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  10 months ago by ancorgs | Reply

  We implemented several improvements and deployed them at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/beta/

  • https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/395
  • https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/398
  • https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/399
  • https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/400
  • https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/402

  We plan to improve one more detail in the UI and then release the new version (it implies some administrative tasks like updating the openSUSE package, renewing certificates in the demo site and so on).

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We implemented several improvements and deployed them at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/beta/ - https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/395 - https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/398 - https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/399 - https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/400 - https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/402 We plan to improve one more detail in the UI and then release the new version (it implies some administrative tasks like updating the openSUSE package, renewing certificates in the demo site and so on).
 
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We implemented several improvements and deployed them at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/beta/
• https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/395
• https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/398
• https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/399
• https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/400
• https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts/pull/402
We plan to improve one more detail in the UI and then release the new version (it implies some administrative tasks like updating the openSUSE package, renewing certificates in the demo site and so on).
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  10 months ago by ancorgs | Reply

  Check the latest version at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/

  We have been using it already daily since the end of Hack Week 22

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Check the latest version at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/ We have been using it already daily since the end of Hack Week 22
 
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Check the latest version at https://li2023-182.members.linode.com/
We have been using it already daily since the end of Hack Week 22
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