+1 for pulling messages from those you are following on Twitter into Laconica. Best feature I've heard suggested yet. However much I like Laconica and want to use it for all my mublogging, it's where your community is that matters and 90% of my community is happy to use Twitter.

--
Joss Winn
From my iPod

On 30 Jan 2009, at 21:20, "Jason Reusch" <[email protected]> wrote:


This is awesome.

What about pulling all messages from twitter, not just those that are already on identica? I'd love not to have to check twitter anymore.

One more idea... How about allowing people to specify a default language and integrating google translator to translate messages to the user preferred language?

Ahoy,
Jason

http://identi.ca/ahoymatey

----- "Evan Prodromou" wrote:
| Hi, folks. I wanted to post a quick roadmap for the near future for Laconica. As has probably been obvious for the last six months, I tend to fly by the seat of my pants, so the following is pretty fluid. But I'll at least give an overview.
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| First, once I figure out how to do it, I'm going to set up three branches in the Git repo for Laconica. One will be for the 0.7.x series, one for the 0.8.x series, and one for "trunk".
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| 0.7.x will be the "stable" version of Laconica. It's going to focus on the current functionality with bug fixes, performance enhancements, and minor UI improvements. Here are some things that I expect to happen in the 0.7.x branch:
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an API for groups
commands for groups
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Support for OAuth in the Twitter-like API
Support for using Twitter's OAuth API in the Twitter bridge
Support for the Twitter search API
Updating your status in Facebook updates your Identica status (2-way bridge)
Offline queuing for inbox updates
Offline queuing for memcached invalidation
Offline queuing for Facebook updates
Offline queuing for Twitter bridge
An "official" Amazon EC2 AMI
Make the Javascript badge production-ready, and give instructions on how to use it.
Translation updates
Code cleanup and documentation, trying for 0 phpcs warnings or errors
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The "trunk" ("master") will be the production version of Laconica -- identical (!) to what we run in production on Identica. I will push bug fixes directly to this branch (or cherry-pick from 0.7.x), and on a regular basis (1-2 weeks) pull minor features or other changes from 0.7.x.
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| 0.8.x will be the "dev" version of Laconica -- major feature updates, and major structural changes. My hope is to release 0.8.0 at the end of February or beginning of March. Here are some things I expect to have happen in 0.8.x timeframe:
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Support for a hosted service -- setting up a new Laconica instance, editing the instance's name and theme and so forth. The actual hosted-service code will be AGPL'd, but it may or may not be part of the Laconica package (it just might not fit in with the rest of the code, or make sense). Multimedia sharing. This was supposed to be part of 0.7.x, but got jettisoned. This will include an optional file-upload in the Web interface, in-browser video and audio recording, posting with email attachments, and an extension to the API for multimedia. Support for "real" queuing systems -- our offline queuing system is based on a homebrewed system that's pretty inefficient. I'd like to abstract out queues and make at least two implementations: Homebrew, and STOMP. This would also be a good time to make a more hierarchical queue system, and support adding things besides notices (like profile updates, dms, subscription notification, nudges) into the queue. Support for AIM. I'd like us to support AIM for notice input and output.
Support for IRC. Ditto.
Privacy. We're going to have to deal with privacy at some point, so it might as well be now. Private notices, private streams, and private groups. This would probably also be the point at which we deal with OMB notices' licenses (right now, we just reject notices with incompatible licenses.)
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OMB 0.2.
Statistics. As mentioned in a previous email.
Profile page theming. You can set the background and colours on your profile page and other "personal tab set" pages.
Group page theming. Ditto, but for groups.
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Initial support for hooks. The hooks system will be set up and some simple hooks will be enabled. More themes. Ideally I'd like to have 3-5 themes as part of our tarball. Ideally we'd grab some free content layouts from OSWD (http://oswd.org/ ), adapt them to the Laconica layout, and include them. URL search. We'd extract the URLs from a message, longurlize them to get the "canonical" url, and store the results. We'd expose an API so that third-party users (especially commenting systems like Tweetback) could search for notices that refer to an URL, and could show them). Conversations. Each notice that is a reply, or that has been replied to, would include a link to a conversation page, which shows the tree of notices that are in reply to each other (up to a "root" that is not in reply to anything). You may be able to post replies in that page.
PEAR::Auth for multiple authentication backends (like LDAP).
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At some point as we're approaching 0.8.x release, we'd make an 0.9.x branch and start dev of future stuff on there. To be honest, there are only a few things I'd want to put in an 0.9.x branch: support for the XMPP social PubSub system, support for MSN, maybe support for Activity Streams. Possibly a calendar view of a user's profile, a "delicious-like" view of posted URLs, and some more mapping features. Many of these things could wait until after a 1.0 release.
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| I'd really appreciate comments or suggestions here; this is my current thinking and I could probably be convinced to change it around.
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| Also, I'll happily include other features and fixes as contributions.
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| -Evan
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