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Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

eric.g...@gmail.com (BigE) — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 19:09:40 UT

wikipedia whore! ;)

Re: [PHP Thinktank] Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

itre...@gmail.com (Graham Christensen) — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 21:48:38 UT

I propose Java's style:

Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

erma...@gmail.com (RogueJedi) — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 19:40:22 UT

I think we need our own chat room and/or group or somewhere to discuss
this (and to, you know, actually discuss it further.)

Re: [PHP Thinktank] Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

itre...@gmail.com (Graham Christensen) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 20:37:44 UT

Lets start here: What is it exactly that we want from wherever we host
it? revision control, what else? issue tracker? communication system?

Re: [PHP Thinktank] Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

fredrik.carl...@gmail.com (Fredrik Carlbom) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 15:17:34 UT

As long as there is some kind of organized communication, wiki or forum,
which people are comfortable using it will do it, for me it really doesn't
matter but mailing is out of the question!
Havn't used SF for any projects but it seems as good as any.
I didn't vote but I think this will be a nice project and will join and

Re: [PHP Thinktank] Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

jerai...@gmail.com (Jeraimee Hughes) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 04:10:35 UT

To that end SFs trackers are far better then anything Google has in
place. SF seems to be the de-facto choice unless someone wants to
throw Trigris into the mix (I hosted a project there a loooong time
ago, didn't care for their setup, maybe it's changed).

Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

josh...@hotmail.com (schnoodles) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 10:57:28 UT

I dont care where its hosted, although SF is good seeing alot of us
would use the it, and SF has the resources :P.
All i think we really need is a FORUM to communicate.
Ive used emails (last contract over 100 emails sent - insant)
Wiki (never been a big fan, plus anyone can edit it)
Forum (you can start alot of threads easy as make them private aswell

Re: [PHP Thinktank] Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

erma...@gmail.com (Eric Maupin) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 01:09:13 UT

SVN is certainly my vote as well. I'm of neutral opinion of where we
host provided it has some sort of communication and task/bug system.

Re: Re: Re: Re: [PHP Thinktank] Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

jerai...@gmail.com (Jeraimee Hughes) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 01:13:34 UT

I use Google Code for some projects and find it young (in features
compared to something like SF) but sufficient. I just kinda like
Google too ;)

Re: [PHP Thinktank] Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

itre...@gmail.com (Graham Christensen) — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 00:00:57 UT

Sourceforge would be alright with me. I would use Google Code, just to
keep it all tidy in one place. I would prefer SVN, after having to work
with CVS in PEAR. Not sure how Google Code actually is. Either way, SVN
would be my way of choice.

Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

tobias...@gmail.com — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 23:37:01 UT

I've used SourceForge in the past for projects and I think it would be
adequate for our needs. We could use their forums for communication so
as now to clutter the existing group with related e-mails. I prefer
SVN, as far as version control is concerned, and they have that
available as well as integrating bug tracking. They've got my vote.

Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

tboronc...@gmail.com (zaemis) — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 23:15:41 UT

The votes are in and it looks like the web-based project management app
is the winner! I think before we get into discussing functionality and
drafting some sort of project specification we should briefly address
the practicals... where/how should development take place?
We could try to get a sourcefore or codeplex account, or does someone

Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

tboronc...@gmail.com (zaemis) — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 01:01:48 UT

I got another vote in the channel today for project management system.
Anyway, if there's no complaints then I'll close the voting after
Sunday, Dec 10. That will have allowed a week for discussion and
voting.
-Tim

Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

josh...@hotmail.com (schnoodles) — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 10:46:46 UT

Im in for the project management system. I think it has the most
potential. Can make it all spiffy aswell with all grids and timelines.

Re: Community Projects Voting [was Re: Community Projects Anyone?]

tobias...@gmail.com — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 03:17:50 UT

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