| # Frontend - Recent developments and upcoming changes in Gerrit's UI |
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| After the successful launch of the Polygerrit rewrite in 2018, Google has moved |
| the frontend and UX teams from California to Munich. We would like to introduce |
| ourselves and talk about the work that we have done in 2019 and the roadmap for |
| the next two quarters. |
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| The talk will give an overview of infrastructure changes (e.g. Polymer 2 |
| migration) and provide an update for all client plugin developers of what they |
| can expect. But most importantly we want to talk about what we have identified |
| as the main points in the Gerrit user experience and how we are planning to |
| address them. |
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| We will go into more detail about a feature that is planned for the 3.2 release: |
| The Attention Set. It is designed to replace the current "assignee" feature and |
| ensure that during review, it is always clear whose turn it is. So users will |
| have a much easier time to find out which changes need their attention and which |
| ones they can currently ignore. |
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| Also beyond the talk Delphine, Marian and Ben are very eager to listen to any |
| feedback you have about the Gerrit user interace and your experience with it. |
| Feel free to come and find us at our booth in the breakout space, where you can |
| also look at some design mocks in more detail. |
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| *[Ben Rohlfs, Google](../speakers.md#brohlfs)* |
| *[Delphine Carlson, Google](../speakers.md#delphinec)* |
| *[Marian Harbach, Google](../speakers.md#mharbach)* |
