Meeting 13.04.2026
Attendees
- Markus
- Elia
- Hannes
- Ines
- Liza
- Moritz
- Mo(ritz) Adelsberger
- Peter
- Vseslav
Cannot come:
- Lukas (excused)
Not here:
- Patrick (unexcused)
- Chris(toph) Kraus (unexcused)
- Christoph Schreiner (unexcused)
- Ben (unexcused)
Buddies
- Moritz & Patrick
- Christoph & Liza
- Ben & Chris
- Justus & Hannes
- Elia & Peter
- Vseslav & Ines
- Lukas & Mo
Success Partners
- Ben & Elia & Moritz (Frontend)
- Vseslav & Chris (Tooling)
- Mo & Justus (Backend)
- Ines & Liza (Quality)
- Peter & Hannes (Nextcloud)
- Patrick & Lukas (Infrastructure)
Special Partners
- Hannes & Peter (Nextcloud)
- Vseslav & Elia (Übergabe Guided Tour)
- Christoph & Vseslav (Übergabe Scraper Data)
Agenda
- 09:00 start
- Meeting notes: Liza
- Success Partner rearrangement (Frontend Success Partners)
- great to see many new submissions
- PermaplanTreffen:
- Juli/August/September?
- weekends?
- Welcome game: Everyone shares two true statements and one false one, and the group guesses which is the lie.
- right order:
- "Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop." (Alice in Wonderland)
- method before doing benchmarks
- correctness before speed
- concepts before details
- glossary before introduction
- confirm issues before working on them
- do reviews, invite others for review
- method: clustering/mind map
- can be done both on topic and your text
- sometimes very helpful to get a different view
- critical path:
- do issue reviews
- check if there are blockers (missing terminology, methods, challenging implementations)
- use GitLab to indicate blockers, create issues as needed
- status round:
- how are you?
- current blockers
- break until 09:58
- how to learn?
- read good papers, e.g. Johnson, A theoretician's guide to the experimental analysis of algorithms (partial help, they show end results, but don't help you with the process)
- write review guidelines: what do you want to have checked
- in case of doubt: summary in the review
- review more, it is the way to learn
- probably not AI https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.08872v1
- already much more is known about GPS: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272494424001907?via%3Dihub
- release planning:
- release next week
- PWA
- Zooming
- Development Board
- Chris(toph) Kraus (not here)
- Christoph Schreiner (not here)
- Elia
- Hannes
- Liza
- Lukas (not here)
- Ines
- Moritz
- Mo(ritz) Adelsberger
- Patrick (not here)
- Peter
- Vseslav
- next talks
- Tasks for everyone
Outlook
Tasks for Everyone
Tasks to be done until latest Thursday 16.04.2026 23:59:
- check for your release critical tasks: https://issues.permaplant.net/?sort=created_date&state=opened&label_name%5B%5D=priority%3A%3Arelease-critical&first_page_size=100
- Weekly Regular Tasks
- Umfrage PermaplanT welches Wochende Treffen (Sommer-Umfrage) https://cloud.perma.health/apps/polls/s/isHaV9zx
- wenn Contributors Agreement noch nicht gemacht (Justus, Ben, Chris, Hannes, Moritz): herunterladen von https://cloud.perma.health/s/JGjafNMLEyjRXSo und dann unterschrieben mit dem Dateinamen vorname_nachname_matrnr.pdf auf https://cloud.perma.health/s/C7NwRCckz6mcTFN hochladen
Optional Tasks:
Did Not Approve Last Meeting Notes In Time
- Elia
- Ben
- Ines
Statistics (03.04.2026 - 09.04.2026)
Merge Request approved
Levchenko, Vseslav: 3 Raab, Markus: 2 Graßl, Patrick: 1 Stummer, Eszter: 1
Issue progress (status changes + closed)/ total assigned
Adelsberger, Moritz: 1/4 Dinu-Coreth, Andrei Cristian: 0/1 Graßl, Patrick: 3/11 Kraus, Christoph: 1/10 Kuzmishyna, Maiia: 0/1 Levchenko, Vseslav: 3/13 Mokshantseva, Elizaveta: 0/8 Mrkonjic, Peter: 0/14 Muth, Moritz: 3/9 Oberhauser, Lukas: 0/4 Schlegel, Ben: 0/8 Schnabl, Ines Katharina: 2/13 Schreiner, Christoph: 2/10 Weilguni, Justus: 0/9 Wenty, Elia: 2/9 Zettl, Hannes: 0/1 Total: 17 / 125
Talks
- upcoming talks:
- Hannes (20.04., Maintenance from Dev perspective, report CI bugs)
- Vseslav (20.04., PostgreSQL tools&tricks, compare)
- Ines (27.04. static analysis, eslint, workflow)
- Peter (27.04. Nextcloud folder structure, )
- Elia (4.5. presenting study and dev feedback)
- Moritz (4.5., thesis presentation)
- Mo (DevOps)
- Lukas (TBD)
- done talks:
- Patrick (30.03, Security from DevOps)
- Liza: 16.03, retrospective
- Ben (02.03., FLOSS refactoring on library upgrades)
- Liza (03.11.2025, PM)
- Paul (10.11., Running Meetings That Don't Waste Time)
- Justus (24.11., Debugging+Logging in the Backend)
- Andrei (01.12., performance, RQ, Method)
- Paul: (15.12 efficient issue refinement)
- Moritz (29.12., pitfalls about pagination&endless scrolling)
- Christoph Schreiner: 12.1. final thesis presentation, developer-central
- Chris(toph) Kraus (02.02., workflow+developer perspective of e2e tests)
Meeting Notes
- 09:00 start
- Meeting notes: Liza
- Success Partner rearrangement (Frontend Success Partners)
- great to see many new submissions
- PermaplanTreffen:
- Juli/August/September?
- weekends?
- Results:
- Juli (4)
- August (4)
- September (4)
- Weekends (6)
- Other days (3)
- So Friday+Saturday are mostly in the survey, September will follow later as needed
- Welcome game: Everyone shares two true statements and one false one, and the group guesses which is the lie.
- right order:
- "Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop." (Alice in Wonderland)
- method before doing benchmarks
- correctness before speed
- concepts before details
- glossary before introduction
- confirm issues before working on them
- do reviews, invite others for review
- get a different view
- method: clustering/mind map
- can be done both on topic and your text
- sometimes very helpful to get a different view
- critical path:
- do issue reviews
- check if there are blockers (missing terminology, methods, challenging implementations)
- use GitLab to indicate blockers, create issues as needed
- status round:
- how are you?
- current blockers
- Elia: no reviews on research question
- Hannes: trying to reduce issue count
- Ines: lacking Motivation is the blocker
- Liza: Thesis
- Moritz: reviews missing
- Mo: not enough time
- how to learn?
- read good papers, e.g. Johnson, A theoretician's guide to the experimental analysis of algorithms (partial help, they show end results, but don't help you with the process)
- see also in submission repo
- only shows end result, not the process
- write review guidelines: what do you want to have checked
- if unsure: ask to paraphrase/summarize
- review more, it is the way to learn
- probably not AI https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.08872v1
- already much more is known about GPS: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272494424001907?via%3Dihub
- read good papers, e.g. Johnson, A theoretician's guide to the experimental analysis of algorithms (partial help, they show end results, but don't help you with the process)
- release planning: (see priority:release critical) https://issues.permaplant.net/?sort=created_date&state=opened&label_name%5B%5D=priority%3A%3Arelease-critical&first_page_size=100
- release next week
- PWA
- Zooming
- Development Board
- Chris(toph) Kraus
- Christoph Schreiner
- Elia
- Hannes
- Liza
- Lukas (not here)
- Ines
- Moritz
- Mo(ritz) Adelsberger
- Patrick
- Peter
- Vseslav
- next talks
- see above
- Tasks for everyone
- see above