Re: An Address Book Feature
Mimi Yin <[email protected]> Mon, 3 Dec 2007 15:54:26 -0800
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Hi Anderson, I'm the best stand-in we have for product manager right now. Currently Contacts is not supported in the app. We have had 2 summer interns work on Contacts, but have not yet settled on an implementation strategy for how to model Contacts. I think it would be best for someone from the development side to provide a technical summary for Contacts. Grant? Jeffrey? As you may have seen from the links I sent you, on the design side, we've discussed a wide range of possibilities. At this point in the project, we are most interested in: 1. Having enough Contacts support to provide a way for 3rd party developers to plug into it when developing parcels. 2. Supporting 'basic' Contacts management needs in Chandler, where 'basic' might include things like: + Import/Export of contacts + Access and display a list of contacts + Display contact details + Ability to categorize contacts by collection Things that might be excluded from the 1st round of implementation (although you never know!) + Bi-directional links between items and contacts + Easy navigation between linked items and contacts + Integration of contacts into Stamping workflow (e.g. Turn a note into a Contact) Mimi On Nov 28, 2007, at 9:19 PM, Anderson Cielto wrote: > Hi, Mimi. Thanks for responding to my outreach. Specifically I > would like to know what is the current status of such a feature? > Does a prototype exist for testing? Who specifically is the the > product manager? My motivation for wanting to build out the > Chandler Address Book comes from my belief that it would be a great > place to start given new found interest in Python Programming, and > to help create what I believe would be a simple, self-contained > feature that will add tremendous good-will and value to an already > revolutionary product. I currently use the Mozilla Suite of PIM > tools (Sunbird & Address Book) and I have been testing out Chandler > Desktop. > > > Regards, > Anderson Cielto > _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Open Source Applications Foundation "Design" mailing list http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/design