2008/3/28, Izhar Firdaus <kagesenshi.87@xxxxxxxxx>: > On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 12:07 AM, Mark <markg85@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I read things where it seems like it's gonna be a AIO (All in one) > > webapp for normal users and developers and i read things where it's > > for normal users only. > > > AIO sounds more like a target for MyFedora .. a one stop place to > access everything Fedora .. while PackageWebUI/PkgDB would be focusing > on things surrounding packages, and try to be good at it. > What's the point in having both? So the AIO in MyFedora and than again a part of it in WebUI.. What i can understand is making one AIO and make some sections of it so configurable that for a user it looks like 2 different applications 1. developers stuff 2. new user stuff > > > > > I personally think that IF this is gonna be made and done as a GSoC > > project than better make it a AIO project which has everything the > > developers need (basically koji) and has everything the normal users > > need (WebUI/PkgDB etc) and perhaps add in bugzilla reports per > > application. so for example. when i look (as a user) on the firefox > > page i see something simular of that what i made + a sidebar (or > > something else) that contains many developer links like: Bugzilla > > Reports. When clicked on that all the bugs that are filled against > > firefox will also be available (as a list) in the package.. > > > > this would be the way to go if you ask me but than it isn't just a > > WebUI for fedora's packages anymore.. it's WAY more. Also the things > > that you (John) want to show in this is already nearly everything a > > developer needs so that's also why i think it would be best to make a > > AIO program of this. > > > > > On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 2:56 AM, Mark <markg85@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Just found something that would probably fit nicely in this project as well. > > When you simply list the applications that are under a category you > > _could_ get a simple list.. or you could get a (still simple) list > > with some more information [1] which will be nice for new users. > > Expereinced users might also find it nice to have. > > > > Take a look at this link [1]. I especially like the reting behind it. > > Now another good example of this is the *-look sites (kde-look, > > gnome-look, xfce-look etc.... > > > +1 .. though i would prefer labels/tag approach rather than fixed categories > thanx. it's just about how it looks. the tags stuff is indeed better to use here because the koji database seems to use it a lot and works out quite nice. and i would also provide the user to choose between list view (little info) and More info (which would be the one i just showed here). Another idea that i just thought of was the option for the person visiting a package to have the ability to "notify" the package owners of a new package. A condition i would add is that before the user can actually submit the new release link he will get a list with all the current known versions of that package to prevent useless input. -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
