On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 5:06 AM, Michael Pedersen <[email protected]> wrote: > We've started using a new tool to help with planning: > http://turbogears.flow.io/ It's a very simple, easy to use tool, and helps > us keep some sort of focus on what's being done now, and what's coming up > next. If you want to join that board, please speak with me. We can get you > set up fairly easily.
Having a tool like that is indeed useful for TG. I'll take a look at it as soon as possible. As in past time I did some work on tgext pieces let me know if there is anything that I can do to help with http://turbogears.flow.io/task/14/#post14 > I've managed to implement a fix for trac ticket #2336 and upload it to git. > It's visible on SF.net right now. It's also visible on github, where I'm > keeping my fork of the repository. As I complete tickets, I'll upload the > resulting repository to SF. Just a reflection. You are now using a regexp to escape script tags, wouldn't having the standard genshi ${} escape support be a better solution? Developer could probably still be able put tags inside the error by explicitly using genshi.Markup() inside its messages. > Where are we now? > We need to migrate away from the current setup, as we're using resources > that were supposed to be temporarily granted, but we're not making moves to > stop using them. SF looks like it will, eventually, be the right home for > us, but I don't think we can wait. I'm thinking we need to get a new VPS > setup and working, and migrate there. Once the systems are all in place for > us to make a smooth migration to SF, we can do so. Right now, though, I > think we need to look at switching VPSes. I want to be off of Webfaction > (not because I don't like them, I do, I just don't want to abuse their > generosity) before the middle of March. > If you need a server for the TG project let me know. I think I can arrange to donate one to the TG project. > It's also time to look at the Google Summer of Code. The deadline for the > application is March 7, and I can think of a bunch of projects to put on the > list. Chris Perkins has already expressed a willingess to mentor. I'm > definitely going to volunteer. Do we have any other volunteers? And any > project ideas? I'll list mine below. > If one more person is needed I have time and interest to volunteer, just let me know. This makes me also think about one thing... let me know your opinion. People usually tend to approach frameworks that provide a CMS application as the CMS is usually the first thing that they see that uses the framework, currently TG is missing an "official" one. That could be a good GSOC project. I know about c5t which is going on quite well and I have worked for about an year on http://www.acrcms.org (and its CMF library http://www.axantlabs.com/libacr) we should consider starting an official "supported" TG CMS project or make one of the already available the supported one. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TurboGears Trunk" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/turbogears-trunk?hl=en.
