[Framework-Team] FWT meeting attendance stats
Nathan Van Gheem
nathan at vangheem.us
Tue Jul 8 16:05:49 UTC 2014
Sigh, I won't be able to make the meeting anymore...
On Jul 7, 2014 12:57 PM, "Franco Pellegrini" <frapell at gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Johannes Raggam <raggam-nl at adm.at> wrote:
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>> On Mon, 2014-07-07 at 07:40 -0500, Nathan Van Gheem wrote:
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>> > > On Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 11:39 AM, Giacomo Spettoli
>> > > <giacomo.spettoli at gmail.com> wrote:
>> > > While we can all agree that Rok as made a good job
>> > > so far, I think we have to fully realize what he
>> > > just said: the main author of the front-end of
>> > > plone5 is leaving the project! This is even more
>> > > dangerous since the front-end should have been (and
>> > > maybe will be) the "shimmering thing" to attract
>> > > once more new customers to Plone.
>> > >
>> > > We ended up in this shitty situation since we, as a
>> > > community, made the big mistake of putting all our
>> > > energy on just very few people.
>> > >
>> > > How is this avoided though? Do we just not do the work? Rok
>> > > did everything he could to get more people involved--just
>> > > not much interest. Or if there was, that interest wasn't
>> > > sustained.
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>> >
>> > This is not a technical problem, the FWT cannot fix it. It's
>> > more of a management matter. But...I wrote the original mail
>> > on Friday so I was polemic pointlessly.
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>> I'm sure, mockup will soon get the attention it deserves. Although there
>> is a lot of good documentation so far, we're still missing some
>> important parts. Namely how to solve real integration world problems:
>> How to use mockup and extend it with own patterns without having to
>> extend the core, How to use only part of the patterns...
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> Using the generator, it is possible to include just the patterns you want.
> https://github.com/collective/generator-plonemockup
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> In my talk for the Midwest Symposium I identified 2 or 3 problems that
> didn't allow the generated skeleton to work out of the box (some stuff
> changed in mockup in the past months), but they are really trivial to
> manually solve by anyone who understands how mockup works. I need to fix
> the generator, I didn't have the time to do so yet...
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>> As Rok always said, we have to start using it. I will do it now for the
>> first time, for an ongoing project. I need TinyMCE 4 and I guess, I will
>> fix stuff along the road.
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>> > > This said, I think that all the FWT members that
>> > > consider them self still active should really try
>> > > hard to be online this Tuesday to discuss the plan
>> > > to reach p5. Here some questions that need an
>> > > answer:
>> > >
>> > > - What do we do now? How can we organize the work
>> > > for not being stuck in this situation again?
>> > >
>> > > FWIW, I'll be taking ownership of mockup...
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>> > Excellent!
>> Thank you, Nathan!
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> Yes, thank you! I will try to be involved a bit more in the project
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>> > > - how much man power do we have? Should we continue
>> > > based on the volunteers' effort only or should we
>> > > try to involve more the companies that may have the
>> > > strength to finish this?
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>> Bigger companies should start using it and fix stuff. Then more
>> dedicated Sprints are also an answer (come to:
>> http://www.coactivate.org/projects/zidanca-sprint-2014/project-home !)
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>> > > - Should we collect all the info and try to finish
>> > > mockup? or should we start from scratch basing our
>> > > effort on the latest best frameworks (Angular,
>> > > React...xyz)
>> > >
>> > > I'm sorry, but the idea of starting from scratch here seems
>> > > ridiculous. Some of mockup uses React. Mockup isn't forcing
>> > > the use of any particular js tech necessarily.
>>
>> > Me too I think there's no time for starting from scratch
>> > obviously. And it would be a waste of energy/money.
>> > My intent was to put all the options on the table and so I was
>> > being provocative on purpose ;)
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>> I'm also -A_LOT on starting from scratch. Mockup is quite far and
>> usable. Angular.js directives, Google Polymer and Mozilla X-Tags are the
>> only projects I know of, which have a similar scope like
>> Mockup/Patternslib. As soon as the Web Components W3C draft
>> ( http://www.w3.org/standards/techs/components#w3c_all ) becomes a
>> standard supported by modern browsers, we should replace Mockup with
>> that. And as soon this happens, the libs mentioned above will also
>> become obsolete.
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>> I hope I can make it to the meeting tomorrow. I have another important
>> project meeting the whole day and it can get tight to attend...
>>
>>
> See you guys tomorrow!
>
> Franco
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