We should probably make a milestones page for both versions so that we don't have to answer these questions all the time :)
Just so that everyone knows, there are tracking tasks for most 0.8 items. REST is a really big item, so it's not as simple as a single task for either language. We don't currently have 0.8 tracking issues for social data javascript (opensocial-0.8 feature). We should definitely add those. I'm pretty sure there are tracking issues for all server-side items (though REST should be more granular), as well as for gadgets.* javascript package. On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:42 PM, Chris Chabot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 0.7 wise feature support is pretty identical between the 2 versions. > > 0.8 work is in progress on both versions too, they started on the RESTful > interface on the java side already, but i believe it doesn't support > put/delete yet, just read actions, so it's not quite complete yet on the > java side either ... as far as 'broken stuff' goes, the > javascript/samplecontainer is the only thing i can really think off. > > The end goal is that both versions support the same feature sets again by > the time we both reach full 0.8 support, it's just the bit of development in > between that can get out of sync here and there. > > -- Chris > > > On Jun 7, 2008, at 4:36 AM, Bipin Upadhyay wrote: > > Hi, >> >> Chris clarified while replying to a mail a couple of hours ago that >> the PHP version doesn't supoort REST yet. I am (and am sure other too) >> would like to know other unsupported features as of now. >> No offences, just curious so as not spend time on trying to fix things >> that are not yet supported. :) >> >> >> On a more specific note, if handler/service classes are implemented >> and the handler is specified in the config file, can I safely say that >> any social gadget with JSON will run for PHP? >> >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> -- Bipin Upadhyay. >> I'd love to change the world, >> but they won't gimme the source code. >> http://projectbee.org/ >> > >
