21 March 2011

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Community

Launch of meego-central.org app catalogue for MeeGo

As a twist on the usual lecture format, Andrew Zhilin is asking for application developer's interested in getting input on their UIs to submit them for redesign on his blog. He'll then use them as part of his UI talk during the confernce. Since I’m not a big fan of boring lectures, tribunes or formal declarations of any kind, I’d like to introduce new format for my talk at the San Francisco conference, which, in my opinion, suits the idea of open collaborating community much better. I want those of you, who want their application to be re-designed in a fancy way, to send me links and descriptions of your work and I’ll do it not only for free (as always :), but using techniques that I’ll be talking about on stage. And I’ll use your particular application to show things in real world. To my mind it’s a totally win-win solution. I’ll have great examples to show during the talk, much better than imagining fake ones, and you’ll have nice UI/UX mockups to use (or not to use if you’d like to) in your application. Actual presence in the room during my talk is a great bonus :) So if you're the developer of a free application and are interested in some input (and some plugging on-stage), submit your information.


Robin Burchell nominated for Maemo Community Council

Andrew Flegg, one of your editors, nominated Robin Burchell to the Maemo Community Council. In the nomination, Andrew said, that Robin stood in last year's election. His contributions to Maemo are numerous: patches to Qt, community assistance for Qt developers, an informed opinion on Twitter and talk.maemo.org. He would make an excellent member of the Community Council, and I hope Robin subsequently declined the nomination, leading to the five candidates who did stand being selected (as per our front page).