[development] How could everyone win and get Views in Drupal 8?
Earnie Boyd
earnie at users.sourceforge.net
Thu Aug 13 14:01:00 UTC 2009
Quoting Karoly Negyesi <karoly at negyesi.net>:
> And I am glad people contributing hard to core are making such claims
> and writing so worthy and important followups in this thread. (Hey! I
> resisted writing an answer like this for two days. Not easy.)
>
I'm surprised it took you that long. ;p First let me say that I am
not trying to belittle those who do much work for Drupal core. You,
Karoly, alone provide many hours of code to the core API. I recognize
that but you did ask for comments and I have given them. I also
realize that those who contribute long hours to core usually win the
battle of what core becomes. However, you shouldn't ask for comments
if you don't want to hear the opposite of what you asked comments about.
There have been many releases focused on improving the API. The API
has become a power horse for developers. What we need to strive for
now is someone who wants to install a no fuss minimal configuration
blog or wiki or whatever installation profile. I would like to see a
focus for the inexperienced or non-technical person so that Drupal can
become even more used than it is today. Have a short cycled D8 to
make this focus where new or changed API only addresses this need.
And if you feel that the only way to do that is put Views in core then
fine do it but only if it is required to meet that goal. D9 can
add/change the API as much as you like.
I am still of the opinion that optional modules should reside outside
of core and the maintenance for those modules could be handled such
that a fix for a bug in taxonomy doesn't take as long. But, that is
my opinion and you are entitled to yours.
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