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12:10:28 <trackbot> Zakim, this will be DWBP
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12:10:29 <trackbot> Meeting: Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group Teleconference
12:10:29 <trackbot> Date: 17 June 2014
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12:12:16 <Yaso> Hi Hadley and Steve :-)
Yaso Córdova: Hi Hadley and Steve :-) ←
12:12:30 <HadleyBeeman> hi yaso!
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12:12:49 <Yaso> Today I won’t be able to participate of our meeting
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12:13:04 <Yaso> I’m in a meeting out of the town
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12:13:10 <Yaso> :-)
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12:13:53 <Yaso> Have to go...
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12:13:56 <Yaso> Bye!
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12:13:58 <HadleyBeeman> bye!
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12:52:53 <HadleyBeeman> Steve: Methodology for writing our documents: do we use a software development methodology? Yaso? (Agile? Waterfall? Iterations?)
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Steven Adler: Methodology for writing our documents: do we use a software development methodology? Yaso? (Agile? Waterfall? Iterations?) [ Scribe Assist by Hadley Beeman ] ←
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12:53:16 <HadleyBeeman> adler1: Especially as we're connecting use cases to requirements... a framework within which to add requirements, as they come up? And to iterate the use case document.
Steven Adler: Especially as we're connecting use cases to requirements... a framework within which to add requirements, as they come up? And to iterate the use case document. [ Scribe Assist by Hadley Beeman ] ←
12:54:15 <HadleyBeeman> … Waterfall? Whatever other methodologies are in use. Like code development, for IP.
Hadley Beeman: … Waterfall? Whatever other methodologies are in use. Like code development, for IP. ←
12:54:25 <HadleyBeeman> … Yaso's area of expertise
Hadley Beeman: … Yaso's area of expertise ←
12:54:55 <HadleyBeeman> … For discussion on Friday?
Hadley Beeman: … For discussion on Friday? ←
12:55:04 <HadleyBeeman> … And then see how it comes up in the vocabulary call
Hadley Beeman: … And then see how it comes up in the vocabulary call ←
12:56:23 <HadleyBeeman> Hadleybeeman: there are inevitably things that will come up that aren't in the use cases. They weren't exhaustive research.
Hadley Beeman: there are inevitably things that will come up that aren't in the use cases. They weren't exhaustive research. [ Scribe Assist by Hadley Beeman ] ←
12:57:10 <HadleyBeeman> adler1: we can find new use cases. The group can go through the intellectual exercise of linking the use case to the requirements, ideas and implementation use cases. The document then write itself.
Steven Adler: we can find new use cases. The group can go through the intellectual exercise of linking the use case to the requirements, ideas and implementation use cases. The document then writes itself. [ Scribe Assist by Hadley Beeman ] ←
12:57:18 <HadleyBeeman> s/write/writes
12:58:07 <adler1> start with a use case, pull out requirements, document standard recommendations, describe implementation use case
Steven Adler: start with a use case, pull out requirements, document standard recommendations, describe implementation use case ←
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13:06:19 <RRSAgent> See http://www.w3.org/2014/06/17-dwbp-irc#T13-06-19
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