On 30 Jan, 2009, at 21:36 , Jason Winnebeck wrote:

> OK, it's a plugin for Trac. But is it really compatible with all of
> Trac, including other existing plugins? Or does it act more like a
> "patch" and take it over? Also, will it work on an existing Trac that
> has been around a long time already with a lot of
> tickets/changesets/etc.

Well with all of the plugins... I don't think it is a question easy to  
answer, we try to keep it compatible with as many as possible, as far  
as our users are communicating mulfunctions ;-) You can find more  
infos on the Agilo User Group => http://groups.google.com/group/agilo/

Related to the "patch" well we do some runtime patching, and go a bit  
over the border of standard Trac API, cause there are many feature  
that needs it. Soon we will release public API for Agilo, to allow  
people to make plugins which are fitting well upfront, without having  
to migrate them afterwards... Agilo also adds andy way of having  
Persistent Objects, creating a python model that will be saved on the  
database, without having to deal with SQL code directly... a kind of  
little ORM. We are now implementing also a clean architecture Model- 
View-Controller making proper use of various Trac defined APIs, plus  
adding some additional ExtenstionPoints. We are trying to validate the  
model for the architecture as soon as possible so we can release some  
sensible public API... :) If it works out we are willing to port the  
architecture model to Trac directly, we have seen many work in  
progress there, but looks like there are many uncompleted initiative  
at the moment, so I am sure we will have to talk with Edgewall guys  
and see if we can contribute to that part :-)

> There's not a lot of information on the site to evaluate it. I could  
> try
> it out but I'm still a little skeptical, and with only 1 screenshot I
> can't see the features very well.

You mean here: http://www.agile42.com/cms/pages/agilo/ I thought there  
are enough informations about the features... than if you go to  
download it, you get the install howto as well... here: 
http://www.agile42.com/cms/pages/download/ 
  and here: http://www.agile42.com/cms/pages/download-install/

Once you register, checking the "Testing the tool" you'll get an  
account to try the software on the demo server, with Scrum Master,  
Product Owner and Team Member roles ;-)

> Jason

ANdreaT

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