text: Create a strategy for getting Platform 2.0 out before December - Development - OpenMRS Talk
  burke (Burke Mamlin) October 12, 2015, 4:22pm #1
  I trust your exams went well. Welcome to the other side!
  We have a series of milestones to hit:
  Moving the legacy UI into a module (@tharunya & @wyclif)
  Moving allergies into core (@dkayiwa)
  Removing old allergies & problem lists code (@jdegraft & @dkayiwa)
  Removing deprecated methods (@dkayiwa)
  We also have the list of outstanding tickets.
  Can we try to get an estimate of effort required for each milestone and then coordinate our efforts to try to get us there as quickly as possible? I'm guessing that having @wyclif, @dkayiwa, and @raff simultaneously leading community development to focus on the big things (e.g., pulling out the legacy UI and removing deprecated methods) in sequence (e.g., sprints) will be more likely to succeed.
  /cc @darius @jthomas
  dkayiwa (Daniel Kayiwa) October 12, 2015, 5:47pm #2
  Items 2 and 3 have already been done by @jdegraft. I reviewed and merged his work. I still want to do more testing of his work using the reference application's allergy ui module working with the moved into platform api instead the allergyapi module. This testing is awaiting the completion of TRUNK-4713, which @k_joseph has just picked up.
  As for moving deprecated methods, am already onto it and should give feedback by the end of this week.
  maany (Mayank Sharma) October 13, 2015, 2:38am #3
  So we have about 17 issues in the JIRA project for LegacyUI that need work. I think we are almost good to go for a sprint on this. @tharunya, @wyclif can you update the descriptions of these issues giving a clear todo on how they need to be handled and also add/update the any relevant details before we can get started with a sprint on this
  Items 2 and 3 have already been done by @jdegraft.
  Awesome work @jdegraft and @dkayiwa !!!
  am already onto it and should give feedback by the end of this week
  Thanks for the updates @dkayiwa I think we can plan a sprint for removal of deprecated methods once the initial analysis is done. Hopefully, have a discussion on this in the next PM call too.
  I trust your exams went well. Welcome to the other side
  good to be back!! there's no place like ::1
  wyclif (Wyclif Luyima) October 13, 2015, 7:28pm #4
  I have been looking at the current state of the legacy UI module and i intend to post my findings possibly before i sign off today (Tuesday 13th).
  Hi, As some of you might already know, efforts have been going on to move the legacy UI to a module, the initial work was done by Tharunya this past summer as part of GSoC 2015, in the past couple of days i have been spiking on moving more components into the legacy UI module and in general assess the status of things, several jsps have already been moved and seem to be working as expected. Correct me if am wrong but i think the following things will stay in core: The installation and update …