>> All new additions to the community comes from single people or very reduced >> team among the community, without other even knowing that there is something >> undertaken. Is it possible to organize a common roadmap and a method to be >> used by the community to propose new features (part exists with Jira) but >> also to organize the design (something more structured than the mailing >> list, private chats our tweets) and the development? > imo, the best thing the community can do to increase the number of people > contributing is to contribute. don't start a committee to investigate the > creation of a project to contribute to the community. just contribute. do you > have frameworks in your app that aren't core IP? put them on github. project > wonder doesn't have to be the clearing house for everything open-source in > wo. everybody here has built components and tools on top of wo and wonder. > put them out.
Removing the word "Legacy" and replacing the screeshots of Apple's WebObjects documentation with WOLips' one can make a difference too :) One must understand the differences between WO and a non WO platform prior to do any development. Imo, for a beginner's point, starting from a D2W project is even worst as most of the non WO people don't get the idea of Rule System unless they understand EOF and other supporting stuff. It took me a year to understand WO as for me (J2EE developer) everything was revolving around Servlets (Struts, JSF, and similar framworks) and I missed a lot of important stuff in the beginning just because I thought the Legacy is no more in use so there is no need to read it. After multiple failures to set a proper road map for learning WO, I gave up on Wonder and started from Legacy WebObjects and gone through every inch of the text. Then I understood that switching from non WO to WO is similar to switching religion. It's a rabbit hole to wonder land. To contribute to WO, Alice must jump. Farrukh > _______________________________________________ Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored. Webobjects-dev mailing list ([email protected]) Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription: http://lists.apple.com/mailman/options/webobjects-dev/archive%40mail-archive.com This email sent to [email protected]
