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2019 Q1 OKRs Planning #293

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We try to frame our ongoing work using a process based on quarterly Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). Objectives reflect outcomes that are challenging, but realistic. Results are tangible and measurable.

## 2019 Q1
TBD
### Connectivity Magic
* Gossipsub interops with go
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* Rendezvous Protocol is implemented
* Connection manager supports dial backoff
* QUIC transport in js
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I don't think we'll be able to get the transport completed, but I think we should work to support the QUIC implementation in JS. Whether that's via contributing or testing via early adoption. Concurrently developing this while development continues could be a feasible approach, but it will likely continue into Q2.

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Considering that there some discussions around implementing QUIC as a native node module and all our different front lines, I agree that QUIC should be one of the OKRs that should fall to Q2.

* POC of WebBluetooth
### Improved Performance
* multistream 2.0 is implemented
* DHT has stream support for searches
* Improve DHT scalability
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For improving the DHT scalability we need @jhiesey feedback. @jhiesey do you have any idea of how long it will take to get the spec for the new DHT?

* NAT manager core functionality is implemented (upnp, pmp, pcp, hole punching)
### Improve Debuggability and Stability
* go and js are interoperable
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I think we should define what we want to have tested. I don't think having "full" interop testing is going to be feasible in Q1, but I think we can at least tackle the core components and figure out our process for adding interop tests for new things, like the Rendezvous Protocol.

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Agree! DO you have a list suggestion?

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* go and js are interoperable
* go and js are interoperable
* The dht has a full, passing suite of interop tests
* Circuit Relay has a full, passing suite of interop tests
* TCP and Websocket transports have full, passing suites of interop tests over SECIO and mplex

Here are my suggestions. We additionally have gossipsub, but it's covered by it's own OKR. I think floodsub is a nice to have, but with our current OKR list I think these are the higher priorities.

* Large Scale Testbed (50k+ nodes)
* libp2p has a network visualization tool
* libp2p has a suite of benchmark tests to run for each release
### Libp2p is seen as the go to p2p networking stack
* Revamped API and improved development experience
* Usage examples and proper documentation exist for all the modules of libp2p

## 2018 Q4

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