Oppia team updates for 2023 Q1 & Q2
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Jacob Davis
May 4, 2023, 1:40:01 PM5/4/23
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Dear Oppia contributors
Community contribution (Sagang)
- We have fixed various high-priority bugs, created a debug script for contributor dashboard development, created a wiki page, added a "newest" filter for questions reviews, and added a language filter for translation reviews.
- Resolve all high-priority bugs, launch contributor stats and badges, implement question review improvements, auto-translate numeric content, update our E2E tests and CUJs.
Dev workflow (Chris)
- We moved release builds to GitHub Actions, making releases easier, more consistent, and more secure, and we have developed an acceptance testing framework, which will enable release deployment without manual testing.
- Support one-click releases, and migrate local development installations to Docker.
Android (Ben)
- We launched another alpha version of the app specifically to aid with the ongoing Kenya user study (the launch included a bunch of telemetry improvements and bug fixes), and finished dark mode support.
- Launch another beta version of the app that includes an in-app language selector, dark mode support, and increased language support, and move the team over to Bazel (including a full deprecation of Gradle).
Go to market (Lai)
- We ramped up conversations with new and prospective partners, maintaining an active document that provides a detailed overview of these conversations while providing support for the Outreachy contribution phase.
- Land partnerships that scale by leveraging ongoing Partnership conversations, and run the Outreachy Oppia go to market efforts with interns to be onboarded.
- We have fixed various high-priority bugs, created a debug script for contributor dashboard development, created a wiki page, added a "newest" filter for questions reviews, and added a language filter for translation reviews.
- Resolve all high-priority bugs, launch contributor stats and badges, implement question review improvements, auto-translate numeric content, update our E2E tests and CUJs.
Dev workflow (Chris)
- We moved release builds to GitHub Actions, making releases easier, more consistent, and more secure, and we have developed an acceptance testing framework, which will enable release deployment without manual testing.
- Support one-click releases, and migrate local development installations to Docker.
Android (Ben)
- We launched another alpha version of the app specifically to aid with the ongoing Kenya user study (the launch included a bunch of telemetry improvements and bug fixes), and finished dark mode support.
- Launch another beta version of the app that includes an in-app language selector, dark mode support, and increased language support, and move the team over to Bazel (including a full deprecation of Gradle).
Go to market (Lai)
- We ramped up conversations with new and prospective partners, maintaining an active document that provides a detailed overview of these conversations while providing support for the Outreachy contribution phase.
- Land partnerships that scale by leveraging ongoing Partnership conversations, and run the Outreachy Oppia go to market efforts with interns to be onboarded.
Best wishes
Jacob
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