Hi Lewis,
Currently the slightly (in places) dated roadmap can be found here [1], I > was wondering if we could give this an overhaul/update as it would give a > more robust overview of where trunk is going. Most of the points you make > are still in development, however some have been achieved and integrated > into trunk builds. Is there anything else we can add to this page to reflect > current initiatives currently in dev regarding trunk (major or minor?). > There isn't much happening to the trunk, partly because building it is not very straightforward but this should get better once the GORA artefacts are published (I think Chris was about to do another RC ). There are also outstanding issues in GORA with some of the backends (e.g disappearing URLs), failing tests etc... > You make a lot of good points in your Berlin Buzzwords presentation Julien, > would it be possible to initiate further disucssion amongst devs on these > points. > some of the points are relevant for the 1.x branch as well. We can definitely list them on the Wiki > I noticed another point you mentioned was that we are thin on > documentation for trunk... this is very much true. It would be great to get > an up-to-date roadmap for trunk as we plan to release this year moving > forward it is essential that this is seen to. > Having a roadmap would be good of course but being able to compile, fix essential bugs and have a minimal documentation should probably be enough to do an initial release. Thanks Julien -- * *Open Source Solutions for Text Engineering http://digitalpebble.blogspot.com/ http://www.digitalpebble.com
