[drupal-devel] DrupalForge?
Gerhard Killesreiter
killesreiter at physik.uni-freiburg.de
Mon Apr 25 08:53:48 UTC 2005
On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, Dries Buytaert wrote:
>
> >> demo
> >> site could go to opensourcecms or what was it called. In any case we
> >> should have a prominent link to oscms.
>
> Note that Drupal's project page on drupal.org has a "demo link" that
> points to the demo at opensourcecms.com.
> In other words, there is a demo, although it might not be very visible.
Now you see how visible it is. ;)
> >> The project.module isn't bad at doing what it was designed for. Quite
> >> the contrary. Buit since Drupal grows at a rather steep rate we need
> >> to
> >> improve it.
>
> The project module has been making progress, and still is. The past
> three months I added (i) CVS integration, (ii) compilation of a per
> project developer lists and (iii) automated code reviews/reports.
While I think that all three improvements are interesting and usefull
additions (i especially like iii) they IMHO didn't address immediate
needs.
> Furthermore, we have nedjo's patch waiting to be tested and it looks
> like Steven and Ber began investigating some of the imminent usability
> issues. At the same time, we encourage people to make the project
> module more generic.
Ah, is this the official position now? Good to know.
> >>> What is more of a motivation - saying that we're using something of
> >>> inferior quality and hoping that the pain of using it will encourage
> >>> developers to meet the challenge?
>
> I can't speak for others but I'd rather spend my time improving the
> project module than writing conversion scripts or maintaining a
> separate project site.
Goes without question.
> stupid, but if I wasn't convinced I/we could make a better a product
> than PHP-Nuke, ThatWare, Scoop or Slash, we wouldn't be working on
> Drupal to begin with. Sometimes it takes some persistence.
Yeah. How about my revisions patch? Apply it. Right Now(tm).
> >> - Would it make sense to use actions/workflow.module for it?
> >> - Why does it need to have its own comment stuff?
> >> Probably in order to have the extended form that we use.
> >> This could be a reason to apply the commentapi patch to Drupal and
> >> go
> >> from there to removing the extra comment handling in project module.
> >> - Remove hardcoded status codes.
> >> - Introduce better mailed issues. Issues should be mailed similar to
> >> how mailman mails digests.
>
> Great start! :-)
I am glad you like the ideas, but could you indicate which you _really_
like? I created feature requests for the ones that aren't there yet.
http://drupal.org/node/21272
http://drupal.org/node/13539
http://drupal.org/node/17052
http://drupal.org/node/21273
Cheers,
Gerhard
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