Facilitator and meeting notes: Stephen Tramer
Presenters: Any/all
sig-ux
liaisons: Yuyu Hsu (manager), Joshua Rainbolt (site design)Please contact members of the Amazon team if you need assistance with accessing the documentation site or any O3DE foundation repositories.
Presenter: Stephen Tramer
Visual runthrough of the site as it exists at the moment, and the general content architecture. The most important thing for contributors onboarding is: Follow the contributor guide. It contains all kinds of information regarding site structure, style, terminology, Hugo shortcodes, PR submission, and review.
Recommended action: Further discussion or a pull request demonstrating a good fix for the problem.
Presenter: Stephen Tramer
Runthrough of the current state of GitHub Issues for the o3de.org repo. Overview of good-first-issue
and how the tagging system is currently used. As of this meeting there
is no automation or templates. They're on an internal roadmap: Templates should be in place by 5/31 and automation before launch date.
Tutorials: Apocalypse and Denis to discuss the following with Alex Damarjian:
AI Gem documentation: Representatives from Kythera to take on AI Gem documentation tasks. Still needed to discuss (w/existing site architects & AMZN business):
Backtrace Gem and debugging: Representatives from Backtrace will take on some of these documentation tasks. Still need to discuss:
Charter: Overview of the Docs and Community SIG charter roles and responsibilities.
sig-docs-community
and referred to as the "D&C SIG" rather than "Docs SIG".Cute animal mascot: Suggested that as part of the default asset set we have some sort of community collaboration to create a character/mascot suitable for them.
Followup: A brief internal Amazon discussion essentially said: "Good idea, but not right now." Any further discussions postponed until after launch to avoid the perception that we're "wasting time on unimportant things" (a valid criticism people would have, even if cute animal design is unrelated to engineering tasks.)
Code of conduct: Our official code of conduct isn't established yet. For now we are using the CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation) code of conduct. Amazon is working internally with a number of DEI stakeholders, including individuals in AGS and GameTech, to help identify areas of concern unique to this project and how we can address them effectively.
Terminology and style: We recommend interested partners take a look at these pages and submit issues, pull requests, or start discussions on the SIG mailing list or in Discord.
Of special interest to our copyeditor friends: We do not currently follow or advise any particular manual of style. For contributors and partners who are more invested in making sure the copy passes of content go smoothly, please suggest as much as you need to for the style guide.
These items from the agenda will be prioritized for the next SIG meeting.
Thank you for attending!