Re: Wiki Updated
oh yes thats hawt! =) On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 9:09 PM, Anis KADRI anis.ka...@gmail.com wrote: It's there nao! Tests are all passing. On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 6:38 AM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: Wiki for now. Discovery via homepage link to the wiki. Anis: hows the merge goin? On Jul 27, 2013 12:02 AM, Sharif Ahmed sharifdu...@gmail.com wrote: Marcel - you are right, I also think the repo list should be placed in cordova.apache.org . The wiki always comes second. If you even google cordova, the first think anyone will see is the link to the site, so putting it their will definitly be helpful to the contributors. Having said that, we have as you said bazillion repos :P so a nice presentation will be a factor. Until this is done, I can put them in the wiki, under a new section 'Areas of Contribution'. Let me know, what you guys think. On 7/27/13, Marcel Kinard cmarc...@gmail.com wrote: +1 on getting the plugin repos listed somewhere. I would have a slight preference for them to be on the cordova.apache.org front page, even though that would indeed be ugly, but it would also make them first-class citizens and available to contributors. We've got a bazillion repos, the web page would just document that. I could be convinced to a different representation, as long as the repos look like first-class citizens. On Jul 26, 2013, at 12:04 PM, Mike Billau mike.bil...@gmail.com wrote: I noticed earlier today that under the Fork section, it talks about how the full list of cordova- components is listed on cordova.apache.org(point #2). This isn't really valid any more since we split up all of the core plugins into their own separate repos. I haven't been able to find a page anywhere that lists and links to all of the cordova-plugin-*** repos. Instead of uglifying the cordova.apache.org front page by adding links to 20 core plugins, maybe the best thing to do is just list and link to the core plugins in the Contributor Workflow page? -- Regards, Sharif Ahmed Junior Software Engineer Therap Services, LLC +01715438290
Re: Wiki Updated
Wiki for now. Discovery via homepage link to the wiki. Anis: hows the merge goin? On Jul 27, 2013 12:02 AM, Sharif Ahmed sharifdu...@gmail.com wrote: Marcel - you are right, I also think the repo list should be placed in cordova.apache.org . The wiki always comes second. If you even google cordova, the first think anyone will see is the link to the site, so putting it their will definitly be helpful to the contributors. Having said that, we have as you said bazillion repos :P so a nice presentation will be a factor. Until this is done, I can put them in the wiki, under a new section 'Areas of Contribution'. Let me know, what you guys think. On 7/27/13, Marcel Kinard cmarc...@gmail.com wrote: +1 on getting the plugin repos listed somewhere. I would have a slight preference for them to be on the cordova.apache.org front page, even though that would indeed be ugly, but it would also make them first-class citizens and available to contributors. We've got a bazillion repos, the web page would just document that. I could be convinced to a different representation, as long as the repos look like first-class citizens. On Jul 26, 2013, at 12:04 PM, Mike Billau mike.bil...@gmail.com wrote: I noticed earlier today that under the Fork section, it talks about how the full list of cordova- components is listed on cordova.apache.org(point #2). This isn't really valid any more since we split up all of the core plugins into their own separate repos. I haven't been able to find a page anywhere that lists and links to all of the cordova-plugin-*** repos. Instead of uglifying the cordova.apache.org front page by adding links to 20 core plugins, maybe the best thing to do is just list and link to the core plugins in the Contributor Workflow page? -- Regards, Sharif Ahmed Junior Software Engineer Therap Services, LLC +01715438290
Re: Wiki Updated
Ok, I will update the wiki. On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 7:38 PM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: Wiki for now. Discovery via homepage link to the wiki. Anis: hows the merge goin? On Jul 27, 2013 12:02 AM, Sharif Ahmed sharifdu...@gmail.com wrote: Marcel - you are right, I also think the repo list should be placed in cordova.apache.org . The wiki always comes second. If you even google cordova, the first think anyone will see is the link to the site, so putting it their will definitly be helpful to the contributors. Having said that, we have as you said bazillion repos :P so a nice presentation will be a factor. Until this is done, I can put them in the wiki, under a new section 'Areas of Contribution'. Let me know, what you guys think. On 7/27/13, Marcel Kinard cmarc...@gmail.com wrote: +1 on getting the plugin repos listed somewhere. I would have a slight preference for them to be on the cordova.apache.org front page, even though that would indeed be ugly, but it would also make them first-class citizens and available to contributors. We've got a bazillion repos, the web page would just document that. I could be convinced to a different representation, as long as the repos look like first-class citizens. On Jul 26, 2013, at 12:04 PM, Mike Billau mike.bil...@gmail.com wrote: I noticed earlier today that under the Fork section, it talks about how the full list of cordova- components is listed on cordova.apache.org(point #2). This isn't really valid any more since we split up all of the core plugins into their own separate repos. I haven't been able to find a page anywhere that lists and links to all of the cordova-plugin-*** repos. Instead of uglifying the cordova.apache.org front page by adding links to 20 core plugins, maybe the best thing to do is just list and link to the core plugins in the Contributor Workflow page? -- Regards, Sharif Ahmed Junior Software Engineer Therap Services, LLC +01715438290 -- Regards, Sharif Ahmed Junior Software Engineer Therap Services, LLC +01715438290
Re: Wiki Updated
It's there nao! Tests are all passing. On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 6:38 AM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: Wiki for now. Discovery via homepage link to the wiki. Anis: hows the merge goin? On Jul 27, 2013 12:02 AM, Sharif Ahmed sharifdu...@gmail.com wrote: Marcel - you are right, I also think the repo list should be placed in cordova.apache.org . The wiki always comes second. If you even google cordova, the first think anyone will see is the link to the site, so putting it their will definitly be helpful to the contributors. Having said that, we have as you said bazillion repos :P so a nice presentation will be a factor. Until this is done, I can put them in the wiki, under a new section 'Areas of Contribution'. Let me know, what you guys think. On 7/27/13, Marcel Kinard cmarc...@gmail.com wrote: +1 on getting the plugin repos listed somewhere. I would have a slight preference for them to be on the cordova.apache.org front page, even though that would indeed be ugly, but it would also make them first-class citizens and available to contributors. We've got a bazillion repos, the web page would just document that. I could be convinced to a different representation, as long as the repos look like first-class citizens. On Jul 26, 2013, at 12:04 PM, Mike Billau mike.bil...@gmail.com wrote: I noticed earlier today that under the Fork section, it talks about how the full list of cordova- components is listed on cordova.apache.org(point #2). This isn't really valid any more since we split up all of the core plugins into their own separate repos. I haven't been able to find a page anywhere that lists and links to all of the cordova-plugin-*** repos. Instead of uglifying the cordova.apache.org front page by adding links to 20 core plugins, maybe the best thing to do is just list and link to the core plugins in the Contributor Workflow page? -- Regards, Sharif Ahmed Junior Software Engineer Therap Services, LLC +01715438290
Wiki Updated
I have updated the Contributor Workflow page of the Wiki. The section that has been updated was called Identify Work, which has now be renamed as The process of contributing. Previously, it was just a one liner, which wasn't so helpful. Being a newcomer to the project, I followed some steps and had newbie questions. This was the focus of my update. Please check it out. If anyone has any comments on this, you are most welcome. Sharif.
Re: Wiki Updated
Looks great, thanks! On 7/26/13 11:08 AM, Sharif Ahmed sharifdu...@gmail.com wrote: I have updated the Contributor Workflow page of the Wiki. The section that has been updated was called Identify Work, which has now be renamed as The process of contributing. Previously, it was just a one liner, which wasn't so helpful. Being a newcomer to the project, I followed some steps and had newbie questions. This was the focus of my update. Please check it out. If anyone has any comments on this, you are most welcome. Sharif.
Re: Wiki Updated
+1 on getting the plugin repos listed somewhere. I would have a slight preference for them to be on the cordova.apache.org front page, even though that would indeed be ugly, but it would also make them first-class citizens and available to contributors. We've got a bazillion repos, the web page would just document that. I could be convinced to a different representation, as long as the repos look like first-class citizens. On Jul 26, 2013, at 12:04 PM, Mike Billau mike.bil...@gmail.com wrote: I noticed earlier today that under the Fork section, it talks about how the full list of cordova- components is listed on cordova.apache.org(point #2). This isn't really valid any more since we split up all of the core plugins into their own separate repos. I haven't been able to find a page anywhere that lists and links to all of the cordova-plugin-*** repos. Instead of uglifying the cordova.apache.org front page by adding links to 20 core plugins, maybe the best thing to do is just list and link to the core plugins in the Contributor Workflow page?
Re: Wiki Updated
Marcel - you are right, I also think the repo list should be placed in cordova.apache.org . The wiki always comes second. If you even google cordova, the first think anyone will see is the link to the site, so putting it their will definitly be helpful to the contributors. Having said that, we have as you said bazillion repos :P so a nice presentation will be a factor. Until this is done, I can put them in the wiki, under a new section 'Areas of Contribution'. Let me know, what you guys think. On 7/27/13, Marcel Kinard cmarc...@gmail.com wrote: +1 on getting the plugin repos listed somewhere. I would have a slight preference for them to be on the cordova.apache.org front page, even though that would indeed be ugly, but it would also make them first-class citizens and available to contributors. We've got a bazillion repos, the web page would just document that. I could be convinced to a different representation, as long as the repos look like first-class citizens. On Jul 26, 2013, at 12:04 PM, Mike Billau mike.bil...@gmail.com wrote: I noticed earlier today that under the Fork section, it talks about how the full list of cordova- components is listed on cordova.apache.org(point #2). This isn't really valid any more since we split up all of the core plugins into their own separate repos. I haven't been able to find a page anywhere that lists and links to all of the cordova-plugin-*** repos. Instead of uglifying the cordova.apache.org front page by adding links to 20 core plugins, maybe the best thing to do is just list and link to the core plugins in the Contributor Workflow page? -- Regards, Sharif Ahmed Junior Software Engineer Therap Services, LLC +01715438290
