Amazing work! On behalf of the web2py community, thank you, Bruno. Anthony
On Saturday, March 3, 2012 6:27:28 PM UTC-5, rochacbruno wrote: > > > Hi, > > The new web2py[:] is alive! > > There are still some minor css issues and content organization to solve, I > hope to have it all done by the weekend. > > All members have been migrated from the old site to the new one, so if you > want to login to the new site, user facebook, google or click in "lost > password" to request a new password. > > The old site is still available (and will always be to keep links > compatibility) but the registration and login on old site will be disabled. > > *I need help!* > > All the slices has been migrated to the new database, but it needs to be > validated, tested, formatted and also we need to remove or "flag" the > deprecated slices, I did not migrated the comments and favorites, so if > there was an important comment it will need to be commented again. > > Some little things will change but the site is running, help with tests, > suggestions, ideas. > > *Editors needed.* > > The idea is that editors will be automatically chosen by participation, > but in the beginning I need to nominate up to 5 person to be "editor" and > help with content moderation, correction etc..., if you want to become a > web2py[:] editor let me know. > > *Roadmap*: > > The roadmap for this weekend is: > > 1. Organize the content types and add new ones > --- Users will be able to create this types of slice (Recipe, Question, > Plugin, Application, Project, Annoucement, Article, Idea) > 2. Include some components to that contents in home page > 3. Edit the email templates > 4. Send email to all the users > 5. Write a page explaining "what is web2py[:] and how it Sliceworks" > 6. Write a page for rules > 7. Expose plugins and applications in REST API for automatic download > 8. Let users to answer "Question" with a new Recipe > 9. Let users to create pages for their own projects and applications (open > source or closed) > 10. Any more ideas? > > What do you think? > > http://www.web2pyslices.com - web2py[:] the web2py developers network > > -- > > Bruno Rocha > [http://rochacbruno.com.br] > >
