Alexander, sorry if my example with blueprintcss plugin disturbed you 
but I just wrote the first two plugins I remembered from the ones that 
just "wrap" a certain functionality. Nothing personal :)

My main point was for those one-file/on-library plugins. I will not say 
anything more before we have symfony-forge where things will come very 
well in place, I think.

I just want to say again why following Symfony's coding standards is 
good thing. If I want to contribute to a plugin but it is written is the 
author's own style of coding, it becomes not only difficult to 
contribute to the plugin but also I do not feel like editing bad code. 
I'd rather create it from scratch. You see the problem here, right. And 
if I took the responsibility to change the format of the other person's 
code, then I run into the problem of being shouted at by the other 
developer. I plan on working on a pake task to check the source code for 
valid coding standards during the Symfony Sprint, so hopefully we can 
see soon how this would work.

Kupo

Alexander Deruwe wrote:
> On 11 Dec 2007, at 15:53, KupoKoMaPa wrote:
>   
>> But as I stated
>> before we do not need a plugin for including google analytics, for
>> example or incorporating blueprintcss into symfony, this is all
>> trivial.
>>     
>
> As the author of the blueprintcss framework plugin...  Yes, the plugin  
> is mighty trivial - but I prefer it greatly to copying the  
> blueprintcss files to the web directory of all my projects where I  
> wish to use blueprintcss.  For me, that means create a plugin you can  
> pull in when needed.
> I guess I could have kept that plugin private, for my use only - but  
> that's the wrong mindset for the open source world and I will never  
> accept that the plugin should not have been made available to the  
> public.  Now, maybe this should not be in the 'main list' of plugins  
> on the wiki, that's a whole different point.  But, yes, by virtue of  
> this plugin having use for me personally, I am sharing it _as a plugin_.
>
> I am more than willing to move it to a TrivialPlugins page on the wiki  
> if that will make people happy - but 'we do not need a plugin for  
> blueprintcss' is a false statement.  It was created, so it was  
> shared.  Maybe you mean _you_ don't need it?  If so, I apologise for  
> wasting bandwidth because that is a personal opinion and far be it  
> from me to tell you what to do or think.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Alexander Deruwe
>
> >
>
>   


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