[wplug-web] openacs production url
James O'Kane
jo2y at midnightlinux.com
Mon Mar 3 16:09:02 EST 2003
On 3 Mar 2003, Mark Dalrymple wrote:
> > I'd like other people's opinions, but it seems a little awkward to me. I
> > can't exactly put my finger on why.
>
> Are you thinking about the 'here's how to add new functionality to the
> site' being awkward, or the pageflow of stuff? I'm a lousy page
> designer, which might have somethign to do wi thti.
Yeah, I was talking about layout. The tables on the left seem to dominate
my screen, and it seems odd to have a login box way down at the bottom.
> It'll create accounts. I can turn that off for now since there's not much
> an account holder can do. I think it'd be nice in the future to
> support users adding comments. I'll go do that now.
I agree about user comments. I was wondering about the near term need for
user accounts when there is a good chance we might need to reinit the
production users after the amendments to the user related tables.
> > Do we want to plan another planning/brainstorming
> > session in person?
>
> sure! I'm planning on being at the installpest on saturday (I want to get
> OpenGL working on a PC). I've got a gig saturday night tht I'll have to take
> off for.
I'll try and get there at a reasonable time, but for now we'll just play
it by ear.
> > ie. how does the budding developer get up to speed with the project, and
> > find their own little niche to work on?
>
> Hmmm, not usre. Making a local install and walking throug the 'notes'
> tutorial on openacs.org is a good place to start.
Were there notes or slides from the talk last fall?
-james
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