[TYPO3-community] Some ideas...

[Alexander Heim]

Thanks. I checked it and i think, when we are sure, how and what we do,
we should register ourself there. I have one SF account already.

I will write some detailed ideas for extensions and will post it here,
after i'm ready.

If someone else has ideas, please post it to. Then i could try to write
a summary and then we can discuss it.


:-)
Alex




Michael Knoll schrieb:
> Hi Alex,
> 
> there is a tool for svn - developing especially for the Typo3 stuff.
> 
> Perhaps you should take a look at the following link:
> http://typo3.org/development/collaborative-extension-development/
> 
> All the other tools could be hosted on our server, just let me know,
> what you need. I will write down my "wishlist" for a community plugin
> and search for extensions we could use for certain functionality. Let's
> us get a wiki page for the community stuff, I will try and contact the
> webmaster of wiki.typo3.org
> 
> So far - have a nice day guys
> 
> Mimi
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Alexander Heim wrote:
>> Hi Michael,
>>
>> if you want, read the posting above ;-) We are currently try to get some
>> people together for developing new and/or extending existing extensions
>> with the same goal, like you have.
>>
>> Lets stay in contact.
>> Not sure, how we should start. I think it would be nice, to add an
>> information at the wiki (like you wrote) to get more people involved for
>> this project and to write down decissions.
>>
>> First everybody should write, what she or he would like to have and then
>> i would say, i or someone else is trying to write an overview. Then we
>> should define extensions and what they should do. I prefer small
>> extensions with good hooks. Its easier for developing, testing and
>> coordinating. I guess we need one, two or more "library" extensions for
>> some common function we maybe need to write.
>>
>> The next question would be, where we will save our development.
>> Something like sourceforge. Or is there already a place for such kind of
>> stuff for typo3? In addition a project-coordination tool and bugtracker
>> would be great.
>>
>> And then, if this stuff is clear and working we could start.
>>
>> I will check your recommended communities to, to get an idea, what
>> they do.
>>
>> Greetings
>> Alex