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Jan Kundrát wrote: |
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> Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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>> - extend the xml |
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> The difficulty is similar to creating Yet Another format for your page. |
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>> - have everyone edit their own project pages |
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> It doesn't matter if you edit file A or file B, IMHO. |
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>> - create some parser that has to troll all of the project pages to |
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>> create a single page |
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>> - maintain said parser |
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> Which essentialy is "create and maintain an XSLT sheet" and the |
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> difficulty is similar, again. |
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>> when we could simply have a single page for everybody to edit with the |
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>> given information? |
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> Because it's reasonable to think that related information should be kept |
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> together. |
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> Cheers, |
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> -jkt |
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In my GLEP I gave Petteri every project lead would just send mail to |
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project-status@g.o and a rails app would attempt to sensibly |
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parse your mail and generate a page for you. This would be similar to a |
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planet-esque user-facing interface. |
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-Alec |
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