Today Casey, one of the people working here for the summer as part of the Google Summer of Code, brought in an Ouya. We took this opportunity to try it and some of the games for it out. We played: * Monocle Man, a puzzle game * Garnatron , a vertical space shooter * God of Blades, a side scrolling sword fighting game * [Polarity ...

WOOOO!!!! This was our first full week at FOSSbox, exciting stuff!! Here's a recap of what I've done: # Day 10: -> Days got mixed up, monday's entry was added into last week's week in review post # Day 11: Marking Milestones -> Issues on GitHub -->> I transferred over our list of "Core Requirements" and"Would be Nice-ties" -->> I also added in issues about or project with badges, adding info the XO Jou ...

Hopefully last day of reading up about school Servers As I mentioned on day 12, we planned out when our issues would have to be dealt with by, as well as who has to solve which issue. All this can be seen here: HERE!!!! Click on any issue to see a more detailed explanation of what it entails, or filter by milestone to see when things are due. In addition to that I have been named "Community Lead" of the project, where as my teammates RAM ...

Today I worked mostly on Sky Time business. I edited the essays, re-shot most of the video, and set up the activity page for it! :D http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en- US/sugar/addon/4670 I also separated the FOSS and Fedora badges into separate svg files. https:// github.com/FOSSRIT/badges/tree/master/art ...

Assignment and Ouya Today we wrapped up assigning issues for phase one to one another, as well as decide our team roles. For the first trimester, I got assigned the issue about connecting to school servers and looking into creating an Mozilla Open Badge allotment system. Near the end of the day, I got to playtest the Ouya Android Gaming System. I got some valuable gamete ...

Marking Milestones Today I cracked down on our project, and marked out all our milestones on Github Well, actually I first had to learn how. With some experimentation I planned out my project just as I had had to do in the Software Engineering class I took a year ago. To view our issues and milestones click here! A while back I mentioned when we went through and assigned topics ...

Today had a bunch of unexpected happenings. We began the day working on our own this time because our mentor was busy with meetings and the such, so we set up our own EtherPad, which is essentially what we do every morning with various different online text editors. This gives the teams a place to jot down their roles for the day and allow us that amazing feeling of literally crossing a task off of your list of todo's. We then took a specific ticket that needed a little m ...

We got around to assigning team roles as well as milestone 1 tickets to people. As for me, I will be assuming the Tech lead role in the group. My responsibilities include working on both ends of the project, the game development as well as the open badges integration. I will be focusing on creating a bridge between the two. For tickets, I was assigned with working on UI cleanup and creating a new screen for the profit guessing mini game that the kids must complete. We threw together some ideas ...

We did a lot more research into Open Badges, School Servers, and the XO journal. We cracked a lot more unanswer questions about the journal and how Lemonade Stand can write and talk to the journal. On the side, I worked on implementing Lemonade Stand into the new version of the XO. It may have taken me almost all day, but it was a huge success! With Lemonade Stand working on the XO, we are now able to start hacking away at the game and see how it l ...

Today we sat around and discussed what we were going to put into tickets and things that we could combine or separate. We spent most of the day doing this as well as some heavy research into the school servers. I was digging for information about adding code to have Lemonade Stand talk to the Jounral in the XO so the information about Lemonade Stand could be backed on the school server. I found a handy dandy [notebook](http://en.flossmanuals.net/ma ...