Posted by pdube on June 22, 2009 at 3:02pm
We currently have 2 developers in the forum; James Michael-Hill, creator of the original Drupal-netForum modules; and Josh McCormack. Any of the Customer members can invite their developers.
Developers, please jump right in and help us identify modules we should be including, comment on the Level Of Effort (LOE) for including modules and the relative value of each module - at least ones you are familiar with. Also, comment on the proposed RAD/Spiral Development process & how we can identify costs so we can actually fund work.
Ask questions, get involved...
Let's get this show on the road! The sooner we get started, the better for all!
Regards,
Paul
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Customer Members
Please start making your voices heard!
Suggest module/functionality, comment on other's postings. Don't let me be the only poster - I don't know your needs. We can't get this moving without you!
Regards,
Paul
Regards,
Paul
Developer work structure
Ladies & Gentlemen,
I think it would behoove us to start defining how the work will get divided among you. One option is to work in virtual teams with individuals from several organizations working together on given modules/tasks. Another option is for each developer to 'own' the maintenance/development of a given module.
Thoughts?
Paul
Regards,
Paul
Developer specific modules
Here we can discuss what modules you, the developers would like to see in the product.
For example, is there a Project Management module we can use to manage this development? Using Drupal for the Drupal development is like drinking your own Koolaid.
AutoPilot
By acstewart on the 20th of August, 2007
Industrial Strength Build Management
AutoPilot is a complete build system that captures code and configuration changes from entire teams of developers, merges and synchronizes it, and provides a framework for easy, consistent, and optionally, scheduled builds.
Regards,
Paul
Regards,
Paul
My hitlist
I've been thinking about what I need to do next, and a better roadmap is one of them. I also think that a nice big chart or five showing feature compatibility would be helpful for people too, because there's netFORUM Team/Pro, Enterprise 1/2/2.2, Drupal 5, and Drupal 6. Here is what I was thinking of working on in order:
Hi James, Uhh... yeah,
Hi James,
Uhh... yeah, making the current module work with v2.2 for authentication is pretty important. We can not go live with 2.2 until it works. :P
Regards,
Paul
Regards,
Paul