Re: [RCD] Join development of new Roundcube skin

[Michiel Beijen]

Hi Aleksander,

On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 3:02 PM, A.L.E.C  wrote:
>
> I'm not involved in rc-next and I'm going to work on this skin in my
> free-time. So, this will not interfere (or slow down) rc-next in any
> way. Note that we're talking about a new skin only. rc-next was supposed
> to be a complete rewrite of everything. I know Kolab Systems (who was
> the crowdfunding campain "owner") has some problems, but I also know
> that the project didn't die and there's a plan to get back to it with
> even more human-resources, hopefully soon. I'm sure that the new skin
> effort if successful can also help rc-next.

Thanks! I was not really sure who the 'we' was you spoke about. I'm
absolutely sure a responsive skin would be very helpful for Roundcube,
and it might be also helpful for RC Next.

Great initiative, I hope you can find some nice people to work with
you and that you'll be able to make good progress!

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Re: [RCD] Join development of new Roundcube skin

[Michiel Beijen]

Hi Georg,

On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 9:11 AM, Georg Greve  wrote:

> I assume you saw the message that Thomas posted to the backers on the forums
> in October last year? End of year and beginning of new year are always
> exceptionally busy times, but past FOSDEM we'll be able to look at
> this with fresh eyes to put a new team on this.

No, I did not see this, i only saw his update on the Indiegogo page here:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/roundcube-next--2#/updates

which is marked as '8 months ago' which would be May 2016. So do you
have a link for this other message from October?

> It will happen, and if you really can't wait for your stickers in the
> meantime, we'd be happy to provide them - we just felt it made more sense
> to do that together with some more concrete news.

Of course I can wait for the stickers :D I was just a little
disappointed in the lack of updates; since funding was reached in
summer 2015 there have been only 2 updates on the indiegogo page.
Plus there seem to me more people disappointed there, if I read the
comments section:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/roundcube-next--2#/comments

Kindest regards, and looking forward for more updates on Roundcube
Next in the upcoming period,
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Re: [RCD] Join development of new Roundcube skin

[Michiel Beijen]

Hi Alec,

On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 1:21 PM, A.L.E.C  wrote:
> I started working on a new responsive skin for Roundcube. Any help
> appreciated. Especially we lack graphics and design experts, but there
> will be also a lot of copy/paste/cleanup and other simple tasks.
>
> https://github.com/roundcube/elastic

While this is great news, I'm very interested to hear what happened to
Roundcube Next, which was supposed to be the responsive skin for
Roundcube. There was a crowdfunding at
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/roundcube-next--2 and I backed it.
It was funded and over 100,000 USD was raised.  The last project
update at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/roundcube-next--2#/updates
was already 8 months ago which still promised to deliver.
I understand that you might or might not be involved, and that having
this crowdfunding campaign might have actually delayed the realization
of a mobile skin.

So you starting a responsive skin, is this a separate effort from a
Roundcube Next, which might not materialize?
I'm glad you started your new effort of course, but I'm a bit
disappointed in Roundcube Next. I did not even get the stickers for my
laptop :D

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Re: [RCD] New look of compose and message screens

[Michiel Beijen]

Hi Rimas,

On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 7:39 PM, Rimas Kudelis r...@akl.lt wrote:

 and there I was wondering: do we actually NEED the ultra-powerful TinyMCE
 for simple email composition? Maybe something lighter would do just as well?
 For example, the standard zipped distribution of NicEdit
 (http://nicedit.com/) appears to be 50 times smaller than standard zipped
 distribution of TinyMCE. So again, do we really need all the bloat that
 TinyMCE has to offer?

You mean that TinyMCE actually is not so tiny...?

I would like to warn against replacing it with a different editor; the
rich text editor is a pretty important component, and should be
dependable, working in all browsers, and be coming from an active
project. TInyMCE is a very active project, which will ensure
continuity. Of course, it is not bug-free and it might be a little
big, but changing to a different editor is risky and comes at a cost
as well.

BTW Wordpress uses TinyMCE with a very minimal button set and
monochrome buttons, if you're concerned about the looks and usability,
it might be worth a look.

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[RCD] Dutch translation

[Michiel Beijen]

Attached the Dutch translation. Apart from adding the empty labels I
fixed some consistency issues, and I also corrected some small typos.
I checked the changes with Justin van Beusekom, the person who
submitted the translation the last time.

Thanks,

Michiel



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