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[[!meta title="1st to 15th June 2019"]]
[[!meta author="Daniel Silverstone"]]
[[!meta date="2019-06-01 18:00:00 +0100"]]
Present
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* Lars Wirzenius
* Daniel Silverstone
Notes
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During this iteration discussion we covered where we were up to, went over the
formatting of the `fable-poc` doc generator, planned out roughly the timeline
of what we need for being able to present at the BBQ, and reconfirmed our
intent to be able to present `fable` in some more concrete form at the Debian
mini-conf in Cambridge in November.
Retrospective
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We didn't have concrete actions leading into this discussion.
Iteration plan
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Lars
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1. Migrate the PoC codegen into `fable-poc` and ensure it is capable of
generating basic tests.
2. Write a fable document with scenarios, bindings, functions, etc. to actually
test something.
3. Initial outline of the tutorial
Daniel
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Produce a Rust PoC capable of:
1. Reading markdown files
2. Identifying and extracting Fable scenarions from those files
3. Writing out markdown files containing the above.
Said PoC will be in the `fable-poc` repository in a directory called `rust-poc`
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