Hi Lars, Hi everybody I will really try hard to write an polite, non-Troll post ;-)
Lars Kneschke-2 wrote: > > > Should we vote about which code line to use? That makes not much sense to > me. Have a look at the pERP and BlueERP developers. They have bet their > whole application on eTemplate. As long Ralf will not migrate eTemplate, > these developers can only vote against our complete proposal, as they need > to protect their investment too. > I think this exactly is a crucial question. There are lots ond lots of apps (some of the customized for individual users needs) based on etemplate. Is there a way to use all those apps and the data in tine? And imho just giving Ralf all the responsibility for this is not a solution. Tine, too has to provide technical parts which enables such an integration. The closer some basic technical priciples (like database-structure for user, groups and apps) are, the easier it will be to make old-apps run in tine. I think before trying to code all the diffent apps (and the really wide functionalities) it might be more effective trying to enable old-apps in tine. > Maybe we can vote if Tine 2.0 will be the technical base for eGroupWare > 2.0. > That would make sense maybe. As it would allow us to continue to improve > Tine 2.0 and share as much as possible code in the distant future with the > eGroupWare codeline. > I think there is no other way, than finding a way to integrate tine-technology in egw or egw-apps in tine "technical base for eGroupWare2.0" is a quit soft term, giving no solutions, but if you mean, your code could be used in order to make a new 2.0 which uses both Zend and will support old apps to some extend, I am with you. Lars Kneschke-2 wrote: > > We need to find a way how we can work together. Not to vate against each > other. W > I agree, that finding a solution using state of the art technolgoies like zend (unit tests etc.) and supporting most of the old apps, including individual cusotmized apps based on etemplate. would be great If this is not possible a cut to stop the "war" may be the better way, than to fight for some more months. One personal thing: I am not an developer, but I feel part of the community, too. I am using egroupware. I am contributing to the community posting answers (most calendar or addressbook config stuff), writing and verifying bug-reports and feature requests. best regards Frank -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/more-Tine-press-releases%2C-violating-the-status-quo-tp15347241s3741p15395681.html Sent from the egroupware-core mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ eGroupWare-core mailing list eGroupWare-core@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/egroupware-core
