Difference between revisions of "Developer Meetings/20130702"
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== To discuss == | == To discuss == | ||
* Release plans | * Release plans | ||
| − | ** Need to have a version for upcoming training events [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/index.php/Events starting in September] | + | ** Need to have a version/stable release for upcoming training events [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/index.php/Events starting in September] |
** Need time to test and update documentation | ** Need time to test and update documentation | ||
* Triage of [http://www.na-mic.org/Bug/roadmap_page.php the 4.3 release roadmap] | * Triage of [http://www.na-mic.org/Bug/roadmap_page.php the 4.3 release roadmap] | ||
** What to do with 'unfunded' feature requests and issues? Suggestion is to assign them to None as a flag that these are good project for new developers to address. | ** What to do with 'unfunded' feature requests and issues? Suggestion is to assign them to None as a flag that these are good project for new developers to address. | ||
| + | * how to simplify the workflow for contributing extensions. Goal: That a biomedical engineer can contribute an extension without hand holding. | ||
* [http://www.na-mic.org/Bug/view.php?id=3200 #3200]: Option to make non-interpolated views as default | * [http://www.na-mic.org/Bug/view.php?id=3200 #3200]: Option to make non-interpolated views as default | ||
** Sorry I won't make the hangout. Viewing individual pixels is generally useful for technical work, such as medical physics. It is a common feature in commercial programs, and we eventually will want in Slicer, but not terribly urgent. -Greg | ** Sorry I won't make the hangout. Viewing individual pixels is generally useful for technical work, such as medical physics. It is a common feature in commercial programs, and we eventually will want in Slicer, but not terribly urgent. -Greg | ||
** It is available on a per volume level in the volume module and on a per volume and viewer level in the slice viewers/3D viewers. | ** It is available on a per volume level in the volume module and on a per volume and viewer level in the slice viewers/3D viewers. | ||
[[image:Screen Shot 2013-07-01 at 4.32.41 PM.png|thumb| 500px|right|different interpolation options in slice and 3D viewers]] | [[image:Screen Shot 2013-07-01 at 4.32.41 PM.png|thumb| 500px|right|different interpolation options in slice and 3D viewers]] | ||
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To discuss
- Release plans
- Need to have a version/stable release for upcoming training events starting in September
- Need time to test and update documentation
- Triage of the 4.3 release roadmap
- What to do with 'unfunded' feature requests and issues? Suggestion is to assign them to None as a flag that these are good project for new developers to address.
- how to simplify the workflow for contributing extensions. Goal: That a biomedical engineer can contribute an extension without hand holding.
- #3200: Option to make non-interpolated views as default
- Sorry I won't make the hangout. Viewing individual pixels is generally useful for technical work, such as medical physics. It is a common feature in commercial programs, and we eventually will want in Slicer, but not terribly urgent. -Greg
- It is available on a per volume level in the volume module and on a per volume and viewer level in the slice viewers/3D viewers.
