[NUUG fiksgatami] FixMystreet in Norway?

[Tom Steinberg]

Dear Petter,

Yes, I am now happy to say that we are in agreement to go ahead on
this project. The only thing I would ask is that we extend the
expected delivery date until the last day of February (instead of the
third week) because it has taken a little time to get to this point
than previously expected.

If you are OK with that one week change, then let us know and we'll get started.

Also, please note that once the project is started, could you please
send all project correspondence to business at fixmystreet.com , in order
to make sure that the right people see your mail in a timely fashion.

all the best,

Tom Steinberg

On 2 February 2011 16:03, Petter Reinholdtsen <pere at hungry.com> wrote:
> [Matthew Somerville]
>> Hi Petter,
>>
>> It looks good to me :) I've made a few small additions to the document
>> about testing and when we check for translation strings; please let me
>> know if you think they're okay and include them how you like.
>
> Thank you.  While I agree that making strings translatable could be
> done earlier, I also believe it is trivial for us to do from Norway,
> and thus do not want to spend money on in before all the other tasks
> are done.  I've updated the text to explain this.
>
> As for the testing, it is great that a test framework is already in
> place.  Using it seem like a good idea, as long as it can provide
> "real life" test here in Norway. :) Anyway, the exact details on the
> testing can be figured out as we go.  We agree on the need to set up
> some end to end testing, and that is enough for me.
>
> As we agree on what to do, I guess we only wait for Tom to provide
> whatever is left to fix before you can start. :)
>
> How should we coordinate the work?  Email, git, piratepad and IRC
> would be my prefered tools.
>
> Happy hacking,
> --
> Petter Reinholdtsen
>