[TYPO3-dev] RFC as tool to concept branch 5.x

[Ries van Twisk]

I feel that we want to do things over complicated. Or is it just me?

Ries

>Michael Scharkow wrote:
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>>Elmar Hinz wrote:
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>>>I miss in your concept:
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>>>* automaic versioning
>>>* automatic HTML display
>>>* automatic PDF generation
>>>* example code easy to run as extension
>>>* sql tables and data
>>>* posibility to ship attachments like UML bundled with the RFC
>>>* indexing and search
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>>Sorry people, but wasn't the sole purpose of RFCs (and I mean *our*
>>definition of it) to just have a structured approach to present ideas.
>>This whole discussion drifts into the worst kind of JAVAesque spec
>>fetishism where you have to write 200 pages of spec before writing one
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>Hi Michael,
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>you seem to be scared by this long list. But you didn't hit the point this
>time. It's is not a list of things that we *have* to do, but a list of list
>of what we *dont't* need do, because it is done automatically for us by the
>software we have already at hand. It a list of services that could make
>live very easy for us.
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>With versioning it provides the flexiblility to support concepts of rapid
>developmet quite in the sense of Python Enhancement Proposals (PEP). But it
>has the advantage that we don't need to set up a completly new
>infrastracture and can work with tools we are accustomed to.
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>Regards
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>Elmar
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