Yesterday, in my list of remaining tasks, I noted that I had 11 Client tasks to do. I used to have a lot more, but that's what I've been working on. Meanwhile, I only had 7 tasks for Permissions & Security. I really want to keep working on the Client code. After all, it's more interesting -- I get to see the effects immediately. But, launch, one of the things I need to do is remove risk and I identified the Permissions & Security as the biggest risk area. So, I managed to tear myself away from the client in code and knocked off two Permissions-related tasks. Here are the current counts:
| Area | # Items | Change |
| Server | 3 | |
| Permissions & Security | 5 | -2 |
| Client | 10 | -1 |
| Schema | 1 | |
| Large Tests | 2 |
3 comments:
Made a pretty embeddable chart for you.
<img src="http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p0WnTtuhswhkStw2ozvMWMw&oid=2&output=image" />
@sblom: Cool idea, thanks! Maybe I'll switch to a chart on tonight's post. But, that link says it's not published.
Oops. Fixed. Fun usability defect in google spreadsheets. I "published" the chart, which gave me the URL, but I had to *publish* the spreadsheet itself before this started to work.
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