dazzaji commented 9 years ago

Good Starter Links

https://elements.polymer-project.org
www.w3.org/TR/components-intro/
https://github.com/webcomponents
webcomponents.org
Web Componentized Law

Use standard components for data sharing agreement content and style or make some new elements and contribute to Media Lab computational law open element catalog.

zmon commented 9 years ago

https://www.polymer-project.org/0.5/docs/start/tutorial/intro.html should be a good code to work through.

dazzaji commented 9 years ago

Hey @zmon - Just checking if you are responding to the suggestion in #12 to use the tutorial at https://www.polymer-project.org/0.5/docs/start/tutorial/intro.html with special emphasis on step 3. Your only comment on that issue since the tutorial suggestion was to look at some angular-firebase code and your comment here on #13 does not reference #12. If you hadn't checked yet, I put some deeper links and descriptions of potentially relevant capabilities in #12 comments.

Anywho... @zmon and @bryangw1 - This Friday afternoon three of us at the Media Lab are going to plow through the tutorial and maybe get into some other adventures in Polymer. If you are available/interested you are most welcome to join the hacking fun at that time (but please don't wait for us if you have a notion to take a dip in polymer pool even sooner!)

bryangw1 commented 9 years ago

@dazzaji what time Friday afternoon? Also, I'm not sure I've got a HTML server, unless one came pre-installed. Where should I look for one of those?

dazzaji commented 9 years ago

Ask Paul and probably aim to look over his shoulder for now. Learn Bower when you can.

If we can hack some web components you can very easily use them in the future without needing to be too technical setting up servers, etc.

For Friday the best is to have enough finished clauses to form a HIPAA and FERPA agreement in the txt or md format we hacked up on NDoCH. Have as many common clauses between the two as makes sense. We can figure out how to express them as intrroperable legal component elements with your legal and local context expertise and our hacking chops (esp If paul can join the fun).

Check out the tutorial. Try to establish the best character length limits for each field in the cards provided by the tutorial. See of you can fit the clauses in and think what cases or statutes are genetically most important to each clause and also most important on context of the asserted use cases with the city. Please get some of those cites handy for fiday!

bryangw1 commented 9 years ago

Alright. Will do. I'm fairly busy until the afternoon, but I will go through later today and work on universalizing the names of the files in the clause bank in order to make them more inter-operable. I'll also put HIPAA and FERPA agreements into md format under the "Drafts" folder of the repo.

dazzaji commented 9 years ago

Can you add a link to the FERPA and HIPAA agreements do we can start looking at the number and type and sources etc of individual clauses they are comprised of? Dumb question: Are all clauses of both FERPA and HIPAA in the bank?

bryangw1 commented 9 years ago

We listed the FERPA and HIPPA clause templates here: FERPA: https://github.com/UMKC-Law/DataSharingAgreement/blob/master/AgreementTemplates/FERPA-Template.md HIPPA: https://github.com/UMKC-Law/DataSharingAgreement/blob/master/AgreementTemplates/HIPPA-Template.md

I just double-checked the clauses in the clause bank, and I think we have only added the ones that are unique to FERPA/HIPPA so far. I will go through later today and add the rest of the cards there.

dazzaji commented 9 years ago

Thanks, Bryan - this is actually MORE valuable than the direct coding we hope to pull off with polymer tomorrow... I can't think of another person (law student, lawyer or otherwise) who could collaborate by adding the content and making the reasonable initial guesses on legal designations for the metadata and do it all ON GITHUB as individually addressable markdown files... GTI: on this exact hack you are a perfect partner. And this could be quite a hack if intuition serves and legal components are finally ripe for the making!

zmon commented 9 years ago

@dazzaji What time on Friday afternoon. I would think after 3:30 EST would work for me. Have a commitment at 6:00 EST.

Will try to do the tuorial....

dazzaji commented 9 years ago

Great - I am about to meet with the team and will get confirmation of time asap!

On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 2:12 PM, Paul D Barham notifications@github.com wrote:

@dazzaji https://github.com/dazzaji What time on Friday afternoon. I would think after 3:30 EST would work for me. Have a commitment at 6:00 EST.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/UMKC-Law/DataSharingAgreement/issues/13#issuecomment-120091344 .

bryangw1 commented 9 years ago

Added all FERPA and HIPAA Clauses -- the inconsistencies in the way the FERPA and HIPAA clauses are broken down is something that will have to be fixed, but may wind up giving better structure later on. The HIPAA tiered structure of the HIPAA agreement, especially.

dazzaji commented 9 years ago

The FERPA and HIPAA integration was a major improvement - this is looking good!

UMKC-Law / DataSharingAgreement

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Good Starter Links

Web Componentized Law