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== Logistics ==
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*Tentative date: Wednesday and Thursday, September 16 and 17 2009
 
*Tentative date: Wednesday and Thursday, September 16 and 17 2009
 
*Location: 1249 Boylston Street
 
*Location: 1249 Boylston Street
*Attendance (People actively involved in Slicer GUI development and use are encouraged to attend and contribute):
 
#Will Schroeder
 
#Steve Pieper
 
#Ron Kikinis
 
  
 
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== Attendance ==
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*Open to all comers (People actively involved in Slicer GUI development and use are encouraged to attend and contribute):
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#Will Schroeder
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#Steve Pieper
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#Ron Kikinis

Revision as of 19:40, 31 August 2009

Home < Sept-2009-SlicerWidgetsBrainstorm

Logistics

  • Tentative date: Wednesday and Thursday, September 16 and 17 2009
  • Location: 1249 Boylston Street

Goals

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss development strategies to migrate Slicer to a new GUI layer. For some background see here.

Important questions to consider at this meeting are:

  • What functionality does the application need to have in order to accomplish the needs of our DBP and clinical collaborations over the next several years?
  • What look and feel should the application have?
  • What capabilities will help us build the community of developers and users
    • Standard tools - well supported with ample documentation, support, etc
    • Flexibility to run in many environments
    • Ease of use and productivity for developers
  • Can we get a realistic estimate of the workload required and what skills are required to do the work?
    • How much work have comparable project required (by people with what skills and experience?)
    • What resources do we have to devote to this project compared with other demands?
  • Are we comfortable that we have considered all the viable alternatives?
    • What are the trends in GUI interface development for applications like ours
    • What are the risks/benefits/complexity trade offs of various approaches

Things to Consider

Attendance

  • Open to all comers (People actively involved in Slicer GUI development and use are encouraged to attend and contribute):
  1. Will Schroeder
  2. Steve Pieper
  3. Ron Kikinis