First, great work on laconica. Have a couple of questions
For the web based installer why re-invent the wheel? Joomala has a very modular installer that could be plugged in here (i know, i've done it before for other php projects :) Do many other php projects have rpm based installers? This begs the question where's .deb or .mydistro installers? I've only been working with laconica for a few days but I think a great next step would be to have a bugfest or similar where the main devs and others try to squash as many open bugs in trac as they can in one day (i'd be willing to help :) Keep up the good work, cant wait for more changes to be merged into git mainline. -Eric Helgeson On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Evan Prodromou <[email protected]>wrote: > So, I'm really psyched at the results we got out of yesterday's hackfest in > Berkeley. Some things that I really liked: > > * We have the beginnings of a Web-based installation tool. It checks > dependencies and writability of dirs, runs the DB creation script, and > writes a basic config.php file. > > * We have a basic RPM spec. This is the beginning of getting a full > RPM-based install and upgrade working. > > * We have a default public AMI for Amazon EC2. You can launch a new > AMI and automagically have a new Web site. > > * We have the beginnings of UI and interface for doing > OAuth-authenticated API calls. > > It was great having so many people come out, and especially great having > people who hadn't seen the codebase before digging through and making > changes. > > I'd like to see what we can do in the future to have more "code sprints" > like this -- maybe in other cities, at conferences, or on-line. > > -Evan > _______________________________________________ > Laconica-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.laconi.ca/mailman/listinfo/laconica-dev >
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