Re: Hello ...
- 2007/12/10 11:42:28
- davidl2
Thanks picia05!
Nice seeing you - and I must say, as I've said to Kurak, you have a very nice looking support site too!
Hello ...
- 2007/12/10 11:32:10
- picia05
Hello,
I would like to introduce myself becouse most of people here don't know me. I'm co-webmaster and founder of polish Xoops support. I'm with Xoops since 2002 year. I was a betatester of 2.0 version, lately I wasn't active in Xoops.org world 
I have some experience in CMS, graphic, unix like systems 
I would like to help you with this project.
Re: ImpressCMS logo
- 2007/12/10 11:24:23
- davidl2
Quote:
picia05 wrote:
Hi
I'm making a icms logo. When finished I will put it here
We do have one at the moment - but a contest is not a bad idea for later
But lets see any other ideas you have for a logo also.
Re: A proposition for a true opened developement !
- 2007/12/10 11:23:51
- davidl2
Well - one of the main people resonsible for XForge is around here somewhere
Re: Remember me
- 2007/12/10 11:21:40
- Tom
I'd like to see this feature, but it should also be optional for the admin to use, perhaps a switch in the backend.
Re: A proposition for a true opened developement !
- 2007/12/10 11:19:10
- Tom
what's the possibility of this happening?
Re: ImpressCMS logo
- 2007/12/10 11:16:44
- picia05
Hi
I'm making a icms logo. When finished I will put it here Maybe some logo contest ?
Re: Using the trackers on our SF project
- 2007/12/10 11:15:00
- kurak_bu
OK, so bug tracker is ready to frontal attack of beta-testers :D I believe there will not be many attacks ;]
Re: A proposition for a true opened developement !
- 2007/12/10 10:52:56
- marcan
Would be cool to link any gforge-like application to our svn /modules
Re: ImpressCMS IRC channel
- 2007/12/10 10:50:32
- Dave_L
Suggestion:
Add the PJIRC applet here. It's open-source, and provides access to IRC without the need for an installed IRC client application.
Re: A proposition for a true opened developement !
- 2007/12/10 10:40:43
- Tom
Are we entertaining the idea of a dev.impress gforge, svn type site, I mentioned something similar before and I know James brought up some possible complications, but would this not be an idea for people to work openly.
Or is this a bad idea?
Re: german files in SVN?
- 2007/12/10 10:24:30
- marcan
Sudhaker also developed somethig about this last year.
Sudhaker, can you give your input here ?
Re: A proposition for a true opened developement !
- 2007/12/10 10:23:23
- marcan
Quote:
People can simply pick combination of followings and hit build.
Awesome !
And I'm sure there are other great things we could do because of centralized code that we still ignore.
Re: ImpressCMS IRC channel
- 2007/12/10 10:19:10
- incama
Okay, since only three people turned up (as far as I can see) in the irc channel, may I bring it once again to your attention.
Gatherings on Irc channels is something communities (big and small, software, game or whatever community) really love to do because it's a quick way to get answers fast without mis-using a forum. (Alot of small questions can be answered that aren't forum "worthy".) And, it's a way to just meet and chat with all the others that are interested in ICMS, which is well,.,.uhh fun^^
Re: german files in SVN?
- 2007/12/10 10:10:44
- kurak_bu
There is a language tool module for xoops. Currently is doesnt handle different encodings :(
What do you think about an on-line translation system, I have to browse some ot such solutions.
Re: A proposition for a true opened developement !
- 2007/12/10 10:08:57
- sudhaker
Great idea Marcan.
We should prepare set of "Subversion HOWTOs" videos / tutorials for different crowd. Anyone touching the code should go through this training.
I see another possible advantage of proposed centralization - "dynamic build process".
People can simply pick combination of followings and hit build.
* core
* core-hacks
* languages
* modules
* cloned modules
* themes
* editors
We can do this only if we have them at some central location i.e. our SVN.
Thanks,
Re: A proposition for a true opened developement !
- 2007/12/10 9:46:17
- marcan
I agree that SVN as a learning curve but it is not that difficult.
But anyway, there is nothing that will stop anyone to get the latest language files, make correction and send it as a patch on SF so someone else understanding SVN can commit it.
Quote:
otherwise, this project is turning into a developers only project again, which isn't truly open IMHO.
Language files, like themes and like module, are part of the code, so yes, it is related to developers but it does not need to be done by a developer...
I believe it makes sens that all code is centralised in the same place. But we need to put mechanism in place so that anyone can contribute without knowing code or SVN. Anyone can submit a patch to the tracker...
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