[cgiapp] Re: The future of the CGI::App web presence

[Mark Stosberg <suppressed>]

On 2005-07-12, Michael Peters <suppressed> wrote:
> Mark Stosberg wrote:
>> On 2005-07-12, Jason A. Crome <suppressed> wrote:
>> 
>>>As I'm already hosting some of the CGI::Session things (SVN repo for 
>>>now, likely a wiki in the not-so-distant future), I'd have no issues 
>>>with also hosting the CGI::Application Wiki and (possibly) repository.
>>>
>>>I would, however, like to make someone else co-admin of the site if I 
>>>were to do that ;)
>>>
>>>As far as wiki features go, I haven't played around with enough of them 
>>>to really form an opinion.  That being said, anything we can do to 
>>>improve the user's experience and increase the quality of the 
>>>information and help we provide. . . I'm all for it.
>>  
>> I'm for hosting at Jason's because I think as he points out there will
>> be some possible benefits from sharing an SVN and  wiki installs across
>> multiple projects.
>
> I would also like to see the shared svn that would be available to all
> C::A related projects (CGI::Session, plugins, base classes, etc). I
> think this would be a powerful draw and allow easier cross collaboration
> (not that it's hard now, but it would be even easier). For these reasons
> I would almost push for Trac even though I've never used it. Integration
> can be a good thing.
>
> I would be willing to volunteer some time to help with this, but I'm not
> sure I have enough to take an official 'co-maintainer' hat.

I'm up for trying TRAC and/or Kwiki, although I don't have any experience
trying TRAC, and just a bit with Kwiki. I'm still considered if TRAC is
fit to be used for a public web presence.

I would line toward Kwiki over TRAC, since we have WebSVN and rt.cpan.org
already set up for our use. 

    Mark


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