Man, there is some great stuff in here!
PLIP 8 - Versioning
PLIP 48 - Use session instead of cookie plugin to store PAS authentication
PLIP 112 - XML Import / Export
PLIp 118 - Porlets engine basd on PlonePortlets and Viewlets
This is mine, so I guess someone else should review. I will be working on this in the coming weeks as well. Very happy to explain the architecture in more detail, of course.
PLIP 119 - Contextual help portlet
This is based on PloneContextHelp, which I originally wrote, but is a rewrite/modernisation. I've worked with David quite closely on this. That may make me biased, or it may put me in a good position to review.
Happy to take it, though, if people don't think it's a bad idea.
PLIP 121 - Asynchronous loading of content views
PLIP 122 - Edit-in-place mode for all basic field types
These are the Bling bundles - see below.
PLIP 125 - Ensuring link/reference integrity (removing 404 links)
I've had some chats with Andi on this, before. I'd quite like to review it.
PLIP 127 - Move properties to Edit screen using pre-loaded fieldsets
PLIP 142 - Componentise the global content menu
Mine, mostly done.
PLIP 144 - Generalized Next / Previous navigation
I worked with Souheil, Henri and Pelle in Norway on the design for this. Again, quite happy to review and feed stuff back to them.
PLIP 145 - Locking
PLIP 148 - Move to CMF 2.1
PLIP 157 - Content rules engine
Markus and I did this for this SoC project, probably best if someone else reviews. I do plan to be touching this up over the coming weeks, though.
PLIP 171 - KSS / Azax to Plone
I'd quite like to be the point person on the Bling vs. KSS debate. I've invested quite a lot of time understanding both sets of technologies already, and gearing up to try and put them side-by-side for comparison. I think we need to kick this off quite soon because (a) it has dependencies and (b) it's possibly a long debate (though I hope not).
Note - I haven't made up my mind which of the two approaches I prefer, or how/whether they could be combined. If you agree that I can take this, I'd like to get started on reviewing them in earnest.
PLIP 172 - Wiki syntax support for all content
PLIP 173 - OpenID support
PLIP 174 - More configurable and reusable i18n features
PLIP 168 - integrate iterate for checkin/checkout/staging
I think this depends on CMFEditions, so it may make sense for PLIP8 and PLIP168 to be reviewed together.
PLIP 179 - Improved commenting infrastructure
There are three plips (120, 124 and 149) which have a CMFPlone but no
bundle so I'm ignoring those.
I think the markup (149) support basically works and is fairly low-risk, but it's also primarily an AT proposal (it's just about making the list of content types you can select in a TextAreaWidget or RichWidget looked up in a utility registry). It may be one for Nouri to look after rather than us.
PLIP 120 (tile links) is very vague. I think it's mostly just template tweaks.
PLIP124 (uber-selection-widget) is a Limi pet, and is possibly just something that will be produced by an AJAX framework. It's not really "reviewable" as such, but if something else needs this kind of widget and it works...
121, 121 (both Bling) and 171 should be probably reviewed by the same
person and will warrant a lot of discussions - that's the bling vs
azax/kss decision.
As above - I'd like to co-ordinate this. I think we'll need people to take the time to review the approaches here and weigh in with their experience. From the discussions we had in Norway, this is not an easy thing to decide, if only because people tend to be coming at it form different perspectives. If you agree, I'll do my best to summarise the two on equal terms so that we can discuss from there.
So - I'm proposing to take:
PLIP 119 - Contextual help portlet
PLIP 125 - Ensuring link/reference integrity (removing 404 links)
PLIP 144 - Generalized Next / Previous navigation
(all of which I'm familiar with already to a certain extent) and then try to keep the KSS vs. Bling debate going in constructive direction.
People happy with that?
Martin
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