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From: Anne Kathrine Petteroe <yojibee@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Sprint 1 Results
Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2009 23:31:36 +0100
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Hi,

I really like the sprint email idea.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday sounds good. We still have calls Tuesdays  
and Thursdays for those who would like to join.

I haven't had as much time as I though I would have for ESME.
I also had a feeling it was too much on the list, I didn't quite know  
where to start, so I ended up not really starting at all.
The time I had available I had to use preparing for a very important  
presentation this week Thursday which might lead to an investment.

/Anne

On 8. feb.. 2009, at 22.21, Vassil Dichev wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> It's difficult enough to estimate the time a task would take, but in
> ESME's case many of us don't even know how much time they will have
> available beforehand. I expect that eventually I'll get better at this
> as I learn what ESME needs and how difficult it would be. There's
> still a lot for me to learn from Lift and even Scala in order to reach
> optimum productivity. I'm also making progress in finding regular
> chunks of time for ESME without it interfering with the rest of my
> duties.
>
> I feel we should have 2 goals- a conservative goal and an optimistic
> goal. The first one will be what we definitely think we should be able
> to accomplish, the second one is for extra tasks.
>
> The important next step after finding the reasons for underachievement
> is finding what we can improve. For me there were a couple of personal
> issues out of my control, which put my plans off balance the last
> couple of weeks.
>
> Vassil