Re: Release process

On 05/11/2012 04:18 PM, Vik Tara wrote:
> On 05/11/2012 03:36 PM, florent andré wrote:
>>
>>
>> On 05/07/2012 08:59 PM, Vik Tara wrote:
>>>> Comments? Ideas?
>>> I think we need some direction or a roadmap in place first.
>>
>> There had many attempt about that in the past (see the wiki).
>> My point of view is that's there are too radical changes in one time.
>> May we have to imagine a more progressive evolution due to the actual 
>> community structure.
> +1
>>
>>>
>>> ATM there is no real target and I think a lot of use are just creating
>>> our own customisations
>>> and not really getting them patched back into Lenya.
>>>
>>> I am planning to post some things we have been working on within our
>>> company - just haven't yet found the time.
>>
>> +1 looking forward to see that.
>> Can you says few words about this planned patches ?
> 1) Module which provides support for jquery contenteditable
>
> Currently only supports on editable region.
> Planning to create support for multiple editable regions and also 
> other contenteditable based editors (aloha is next in the plan)
>
> Basically we took the tinymce module and customised it - but it mostly 
> works using the functions that currently support tinymce.
>
> 2) Google maps module
>
> Adds new fields to the meta for each page - where you can add 
> width,height and postcode - to generate a map in your page.
>
> Planning to extend this with better control over placement of the map 
> and also to offer other widgets like twitter, flickr - that sort of 
> thing.
>
> Also - I have 2 trainees starting in about 10 days - each will be 
> asked to work on these or a new module as part of their training - so 
> I hope
> to see some input from them.
>
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3) Slider Module

Am going to start this hopefully on Monday - to add the ability to 
incorporate a slider into a lenya document,
where the slides are editable from the CMS.