I think that equally important to the coding will be the design, and the
scope of work, and all the project management stuff.

What do you think?

Jim
 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Steele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: July 27, 2007 1:37 PM
> To: Jim Van Meggelen
> Cc: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] Getting started on a voicemail replacement
> 
> Hi Jim,
> 
> I agree with the philosophy of this project and would like to assist.
> I'm not certain of the capacity I would be of value - I can 
> program my way around shell scripts, but it has been a few 
> years since I've done any hardcore coding. 
> 
> I might end up being a bit of a fly on the wall, but if there 
> is room for me let me know.
> 
> Richmond Hill/Markham is a pain for me, but I'll do what I 
> can to make myself available at the team's convenience. 
> 
> Cheers,
> Dave.
> 
> 
> On 7/27/07, Jim Van Meggelen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>       Folks,
>       
>       I'd like to arrange a meeting among those of us who are 
> interested in seeing
>       what we can develop to handle the voicemail replacement.
>       
>       It seems to me that what we need to figure out is what 
> underlying functions 
>       and applications are needed in order to build a pure 
> dialplan-based
>       voicemail. We all seem pretty much agreed that with the 
> right tools in
>       place, a dialplan-based voicemail is not an impossible dream.
>       
>       What will these functions be? That is what we need to 
> figure out. For 
>       example, those folks who want to use IMAP should be 
> able to do so. What does
>       that mean? What will that entail? On the other hand, 
> for those who are not
>       going to want to get into all the extra work needed to 
> get IMAP going, I'd 
>       sure like to be able to offer something that works 
> similarly to the current
>       app_voicemail, in the sense that it can work with the 
> existing file
>       structure of the current app. Database storage is also 
> popular, and should 
>       be sorted out.
>       
>       At this time, I am not so interested in the features of 
> the new voicemail
>       (although some of that will need to be explored so that 
> we can figure out
>       what functions will need to happen). What I think needs 
> to be figured out 
>       first are the fundamental building blocks that will 
> allow such a thing to
>       exist. Once that is understood, then I think that 
> building the dialplan part
>       of it will be easier.
>       
>       If you have coding skills to contribute (or a high 
> level of linux knowledge, 
>       in order to help us figure out what might already exist 
> that could be
>       re-used), we need your help. If you have a "wish list" 
> of features, but
>       don't plan on helping with the development, that is OK 
> too, and we are going 
>       to want your input, but this meeting is not for you; 
> we'll have a TAUG event
>       of some kind to give people a chance to help us figure 
> out that part.
>       
>       I'm pretty sure I can get space in Richmond 
> Hill/Markham that'll consist of 
>       a boardroom/whiteboard for about 8-10 people. If those 
> of you who expressed
>       an interest in helping to develop this thing could let 
> me know what sort of
>       timeframe might work for you, I can book the space.
>       
>       Thanks, and regards,
>       
>       Jim
>       
>       P.S. Please respond to the planning list only.
>       
>       
>       --
>       Jim Van Meggelen
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