Additionally, there are plenty of people who know Javascript/jQuery -- regardless of Ruby or PHP -- and can add it as a patch.
Just a thought. On Jun 10, 2009, at 4:56 AM, Ian Eiloart wrote:
Looks great to me. Some feature requests, from an MacPorts user perspective.When I'm considering using MacPorts to help me out with a build, I need to know whether it's going to succeed. The first thing I want to do is search for a specific port to see whether it will build. So these might be useful:1. Sort the list alphabetically.2. Instead of numbering the pages of results, give an alphabetical index. 3. Include a search facility - perhaps it could call "port search", so that I don't need to know the exact port name. 4. Include a category column, to help me find relevant ports. That might help me to find the port even if I've got the name wrong, or it might help me find an alternative solution.I guess that any of the above might help developers, too. They're more likely to know the port name that they're looking for, but right now it's hard to find anything :(Or, perhaps the results could be integrated at <http://www.macports.org/ports.php >. Even if a port description simply had a link to the relevant page on Florian's list. Ideally, behind some build status icon.
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