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Am 23.03.2011 14:49, schrieb Donnie Berkholz: |
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> On 23:30 Tue 22 Mar , Brian Dolbec wrote: |
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>> On Wed, 2011-03-23 at 01:09 +0100, Michael Seifert wrote: |
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>>> I agree that a web-based querying tool/platform would be important. |
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> I don't think it's critical to the project at all, for it to be useful |
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> to Gentoo developers. As a dev myself, I typically avoid things that |
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> require me to go to websites because it just takes longer. I use CLI |
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> interfaces to bugzilla, I read mailing lists and use text editors in a |
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> terminal, etc. |
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> I'd like a simple CLI tool that just goes and grabs me the info about a |
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> given package, or shows me overall rankings for certain sets of packages |
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> (depending on specified queries). Perhaps a web-service (using REST or |
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> SOAP) would be more interesting to implement than an actual UI. Then |
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> anyone could tack a web-based UI on later. |
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> Sure, a webapp might be nice for users, and perhaps for a few devs, but |
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> you could definitely propose a complete project without it. |
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A web-service without UI sounds like good compromise to me :) |
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What I find a nice idea is that package maintainers can query users to |
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get feedback, as Brian suggested. However the extent of how much the |
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users are bothered should be measured carefully. Nobody wants annoying |
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popups to ask repeatedly about things you don't care much. |
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Does anyone think that some advanced statistics are appreciated, for |
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example calculating package trends or determining correlations? |
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