After reading all your replies, I think that's what we can expect from the
Symfony plugins and management.
-managing plugins
- rating
- overall, coding style (design patterns, code structure, unit testing,
schema etc.)
- documentation
- phpDoc
- tutorials
- screenshots
- step by step guides
- comments
- DEMO and hosting of demo on the same website
- easy packaging
- dependency management (if other plugins are needed, they are
download automatically)
- version management
-managing user contributions
- approval by a group of developers
- users must explicitly say what they modified
- Forums, tickets (bug reporting) and TASKS MANAGEMENT, TODO By plugin
-Plugins and SVN
- accessing the code on SVN directly
- usage of SVN:external when other plugins are needed
If I forgot something, do not hesitate to write it down.
Thanks
-Hassen Ben Tanfous
On Dec 7, 2007 8:06 AM, Ian P. Christian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Gunnar Lium wrote:
> > Will do, when I get the chance (not that I really complained, anyway).
> > But I believe it's legitimate to discuss quality of plugins and
> > organization of such, even if one may not be able to contribute.
>
> I must admit, I'm on your side on this one. I do think it's important
> that plug ins are better organized, and rated. Hopefully symfony-force
> will solve his. Just because it's free, itdoesn't mean you shouldn't
> expect some kind of quality from it - symfony itself is after all free!
>
> It would be really useful to see things like comments and ratings for a
> plugin, along with who maintains it , and perhaps a list of sites using
> each plugin.
>
> > http://www.symfony-forge.org/ is probably a good idea, but unless I'm
> > missing something, this is basically just a list of plugins, with moslty
> > dead wiki-pages, with the option to rate them. No indication about
> > quality, stable/beta/alpha, official. And furthermore, this site is not
> > linked to from the symfony-project.org-plugin page, which is the natural
> > place to look for plugin information. So I choose to uphold my argument.
>
> I believe it will be the 'offical' plugin place at some point.
>
> Jon Wage - your input please :)
>
> --
>
> Ian P. Christian ~ http://pookey.co.uk
>
> >
>
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