I was wondering, do we have a vauge standing TODO consolidated? There are snippets floating around the wiki, and random smatterings of TODO comments in the code, but no real centralized goal. What is our current focus? Is it bugfixes? Code cleanup? The new interface seems to making substantial progress, but what are our plans? Should we perhaps get a rough roadmap worked out? It seems that the open beagle API has encouraged enough interesting development to take place and provide nice application integration. While extracting more contextual info from files and making that data readily available is obviously a standing task, I guess I was just wondering where the current push is?
If were focusing more on internals cleanup and the like (as opposed to any new/major features) might I suggest we work with optimizations for quick/live searching? Something like multiple indexes optimized for different roots, with database query decisions happening in beagle as opposed to lucene. I dunno, search engine optimization is not something I have much experience in, but one of the major blockers for beagle when compared to search applications such as GDS and Spotlight is the speed of a partial query. While a complete query is quick, the first fragments of a word (such as fragm from fragment) are not very speedy, just a thought to maybe inspire some interesting discussion. -- Cheers, Kevin Kubasik http://kubasik.net/blog
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