On Jun 23, 2006, at 4:46 AM, Ed Singleton wrote:
>
> I think there definitely needs to be a repository for widgets and the
> like, little bits of code that get lost on the mailing list otherwise.
> However I think in general, people willing to go as far as to have
> svn, trac etc, will want their own setup and to be in control of it.
>
> A place to put little useful widgets and scripts would be great though
> (like a TG cookbook). For example I wrote a little repeating form
> widget with section headers, that could be of use to anyone else
> trying to create the same effect, but it's too little for me to bother
> doing much else except post it to the list so that it is out there in
> the ether.
Widgets and things can always get uploaded to the cheeseshop.
don't you need some webspace to store the files?
A cookbook would be a good thing, and I'd recommend posting things
like that to the wiki now, and Docudo later. (Cookbook recipes are
inherently tied to a TG release, so Docudo's structure will help out
there.)
cookbooks are a nice thing for stuff like widgets but other things like small apps and extensions should have a more consistent release schedule.
Kevin
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