Re: lsdev.org revamped

/me stops lurking for a moment to give profs to the sick coders in all
aspects of the LS community (core, module, site, scripts, et al.).

On 10/11/07, ilmcuts <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> You may or may not have seen it already - we have redesigned, rewritten
> and updated the Litestep Development site: lsdev.org. Many thanks and
> all credit go out to jugg, who has put tremendous effort into this one.
>
> The forums have been replaced by the LSDev Mailing List and its
> gmane.org interface, but apart from that all content from the old site
> has been migrated - and new content has been added. For example, we now
> have a 'Community' section with an overview over our community
> resources: Mailing Lists, IRC Channels, Websites. Then there's the
> 'Development' section, including the infrastructure the devteam uses:
> our bugtracker which is finally put to good use, the cvs repository, and
> more. Over time we'll also try to amass development guides and hints for
> both core and module development. Some of it is already in place, some
> of it is very much a work in progress.
>
> If you want to take part in that work in progress, join the LSDev
> Mailing list or come visit us in #litestep and #lsdev on irc.freenode.net.
>
> Happy Litestepping,
>
> The Litestep Development Team
> http://www.lsdev.org/
>
>
> PS. As another example for work in progress, we're working on merging
> the wiki and bugtracker authentication. Once that is done other
> developers can use it. Until then you'll need to contact us to sign up,
> unfortunately.
>
>
>
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