My strongest skills are in java,j2ee,and jms architecture and development - I am also pretty good at documenting stuff (I used to write articles for computer magazines explaining some high tech topic) - followed by DB and infrastructure stuff like machines, OS, networking, TCP/IP and Internet, etc. etc. (http://www.anilgurnani.com should give a pretty good idea about me) on the infrastructure front, I can provide hosting space, subversion, wikis, downloads, mirrors in US - etc. etc. through my previous venture (http://www.oncr.com) Doing some documentation may be a good starting point (as I will need to learn before I can document) - is there any particular type of documentation that is currently needed? Thanks Anil -----Original Message----- From: Sergiu Dumitriu [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 9:52 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [xwiki-dev] xwiki dev ideas Hi, You probably did notice from the mailing lists that we do need developers (and testers), especially at this point, when XWiki 1.0 should be out in a few days, and when the XWiki 2.0 architecture must be finalized and implemented. So your help is very appreciated. "Not hard to implement" differs from person to person. Could you tell us what are your strong points? Java, databases, html+css, javascript, velocity, testing, documentation? On 5/9/07, Gurnani, Anil <[email protected]> wrote:
Ok so I have been a member of the dev mailing list for over six months and I have been playing with the latest releases of xwiki for six months and now I am itching to contribute :-)
Anybody has any ideas for some cool (yet not very hard to implement cause my understanding of the code is very minimal at this point) feature to get my feet wet?
Anil
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Hi Anil, Which part of XWiki are you most interested in as a user ? - Forms If you are interested in the forms system there are a bunch of things that need work on. For example the form validation system is currently existing but not integrated in standard XWiki forms (it's only available through the XWiki API) This part also needs a lot of documentation on how to use these features. There is also the Query Plugin which allows to create search forms and automatically generate queries and result tables that would need some work and also some documentation. - Documents In the documents area there is WebDAV access to the XWiki store and attachments which is a cool feature that would help adoption of XWiki. - Statistics We are missing a nice usage Statistics user interface. Also it would be great to extend statistics to record page views and be able to display who has seen what page. - Email notifications & Watch feature Rework the email notification plugin to inform people about changes in the wiki (asap, daily, weekly, per page, per space) Ludovic Gurnani, Anil a écrit :
My strongest skills are in java,j2ee,and jms architecture and development - I am also pretty good at documenting stuff (I used to write articles for computer magazines explaining some high tech topic) - followed by DB and infrastructure stuff like machines, OS, networking, TCP/IP and Internet, etc. etc. (http://www.anilgurnani.com should give a pretty good idea about me) on the infrastructure front, I can provide hosting space, subversion, wikis, downloads, mirrors in US - etc. etc. through my previous venture (http://www.oncr.com)
Doing some documentation may be a good starting point (as I will need to learn before I can document) - is there any particular type of documentation that is currently needed?
Thanks Anil
-----Original Message----- From: Sergiu Dumitriu [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 9:52 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [xwiki-dev] xwiki dev ideas
Hi,
You probably did notice from the mailing lists that we do need developers (and testers), especially at this point, when XWiki 1.0 should be out in a few days, and when the XWiki 2.0 architecture must be finalized and implemented. So your help is very appreciated.
"Not hard to implement" differs from person to person. Could you tell us what are your strong points? Java, databases, html+css, javascript, velocity, testing, documentation?
On 5/9/07, Gurnani, Anil <[email protected]> wrote:
Ok so I have been a member of the dev mailing list for over six months and I have been playing with the latest releases of xwiki for six
months
and now I am itching to contribute :-)
Anybody has any ideas for some cool (yet not very hard to implement cause my understanding of the code is very minimal at this point) feature to get my feet wet?
Anil
Sergiu
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