Wikimedia Apps/Team

The Mobile Apps team's primary objective lies in constructing native Android and iOS applications for the Wikimedia Foundation.

The purpose of this page and its associated subpages is to chronicle the team's activities, delineate its diverse roles and responsibilities, and serve as a comprehensive repository for articles related to team documentation.

Jazmin

Dmitry

Cooltey

Robin

Toni

Carolyn

Who's on the team

Android

• Jazmin Tanner –Product Manager
• Dmitry Brant – Tech Lead
• Cooltey Feng – Engineer

• Sarah Chekfa- User Experience (UX) Designer

  

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iOS

• Haley Nordeen – Product Manager
• Toni Sevener – Tech Lead
• Marina Azevedo – Engineer
• Grey Olson – Engineer
• Robin Schönbächler – User Experience (UX) Designer

Cross Team Associates

• Jazmin Tanner –Lead Apps Product Manager
• Seddon- Engineering Manager
• Carolyn Li-Madeo – Design Manager
• Anthony Borba – Exploratory QA
• Shay Nowick – Data Analyst
• Amal Ramadan – Movement Communications Specialist

Team documentation

• Release process and criteria
• Team norms
• Bug Reporting
• Phabetiquette
• Mobile-l mailing list
• #wikimedia-mobile ^connect IRC channel
• Why do we make apps?
• RESTBase services for apps
• Testing instance setup
• Event logging tips
• Translation of app string resources

Android

Wikimedia Apps/Team/Android

Participate

• Download the Wikipedia Android app from the Google Play Store, or from F-Droid.
• Contribute to development

Contact us

• IRC chat channel at #wikimedia-mobile ^connect
• Write on Talk:Wikimedia Apps
• Report a bug

Development

• Android app hacking
• Android workboard
• Android core metrics
• Android story estimation
• Android development cycle
• Retrospectives

iOS

Wikimedia Apps/Team/iOS

Contribute

• Sign up to be a beta tester
• Download the iOS app from the App Store
• Contribute to development

Contact us

• #wikimedia-ios ^connect IRC channel or #wikimedia-mobile ^connect IRC channel
• Write on Talk:Wikimedia Apps
• Report a bug

Development

• iOS development cycle
• iOS workboard
• iOS GitHub codebase
• iOS Development Resources
• Retrospectives
• Weekly planning notes
• iOS Gerrit codebase
  • Note: The gerrit repository is no longer in use. It is listed here for historical purposes.

See also

• Quarterly check-in meetings (as part of the Reading/Readers department, 2016-)
• Quarterly review meetings (as part of the Reading department, 2015-2016)
• Quarterly review meetings (together with the Mobile Web team): April 2015, January 2015 / earlier
• Wikimedia Apps/Team/2014-2015 Q3 pre-planning notes