Hi, On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 8:48 AM, eberhard speer jr. <[email protected]> wrote: > ...My fork of the OpenDDR code -- Miri (http://www.ducis.net/miri) -- > only differs from the origial OpenDDR in that it can connect to > various different data-sources...
Interesting - IMO DeviceMap should do the same, allow people to plugin their own data sources. > ...It seems to me that a good versatile DDR should also be useable for > traffic analyses (how many Android vs. iOS requests were there, is > Fennec 'popular', what's MS's newfangled devices' share, etc)... Why not - this goes beyond my own needs right now, but it's probably a good idea to make things sufficiently modular to enable those kinds of use cases. >... Another area of functionality I see is : connecting to the 'user'. > All solutions fail miserably to connect to their actual intended > audience : website makers and operators. > I think there are two areas here : implementing a DDR solution, i.e. : > inserting routing 'forks' in running sites to route traffic to the > appropriate content, and secondly : building content with specific > groups of devices in mind.... I'm not sure if that's within scope for DeviceMap, but again keeping things modular so that such things are doable, maybe with some assembly, is a good idea. > > Returning to the 'database' +65,000 of user-agents I can contribute... If you're ready to contribute that data to DeviceMap, feel free to create a jira issue, and if you can provide patches to use that that data with the current code all the better. -Bertrand
