Hello As log4php was apperently in "coma" for a while I guess it's important to update the web sites asap so that people see that they can again use it for new projects.
Improve the docs, things like "how to configure logging to an automatic rotated logfile" are probably the first things people look for. Once the package is stable again it should be proposed to the various Linux distributions (I could upload a Debian package) and to all the Web Frameworks like Zend or Symfony who have started to build their own logging framework and advertise this and to those who do not already recommend one. Small press notes or one page tutorials for the various online and paper PHP magazines would also be an idea. Maybe put all the suggestions into a TODO file under Development on the web page so that people who think that they can spend e.g. a weekend but do not want to contribute on a long term can pick an item and do it. bye, -christian- On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:13:42 +0200 Christian Grobmeier <[email protected]> wrote: > Folks, > > I know its summertime, but I feel quite alone at the moment. > Would like to change this and would like to ask you how we could > gather more community interest. > My first idea was to update the website with what we did in the past, > f.e. the PHP5 support. > Would that help? Any other ideas of getting log4php in attention? > > Best, > Christian
