Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 11:22 pm
good idea feyd... I've never set up a wiki. What's a good one to use?
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}MediaWiki with PDF Export or Wordpress with WP2PDF installed?The Ninja Space Goat wrote:good idea feyd... I've never set up a wiki. What's a good one to use?
I have a "google" account, but it's not gmail.. user account is jenk<[at]>beeb<[dot]>netThe Ninja Space Goat wrote:do you have a gmail account so we can add you to the googlecode admin list?
Nope... I'm pretty sure it needs to be a gmail account. I sent you an invite (although I'm not sure one is needed anymore... is it?)Jenk wrote:I have a "google" account, but it's not gmail.. user account is jenk<[at]>beeb<[dot]>netThe Ninja Space Goat wrote:do you have a gmail account so we can add you to the googlecode admin list?
so I'm not sure it'll work (I can't register new projects for example)
Much as I'd like to I'm much too busy these days. I might get involved at a later date though. And obviously I'm more than willing to answer questions on here.The Ninja Space Goat wrote:Docmonkeys: All of us will be doing this by way of a wiki (astions will host the wiki)
XHTML/CSS Designers: myself, oren, astions
Programmers: myself, astions, jenk, (onion? Everah? bg?)
You're missing some very important things that should be in the core .. (some might fall under the 'install' featureset though):The Ninja Space Goat wrote: Core Feature List:
Catalog (categories/products)
Easy install for core application
Ability to install or upgrade
Ability to import data from another install of same app
User accounts
Shopping cart
Email receipts
PHP5/OOP
Plugin/Module Support
Mysql Back-end (eventually we will add support for additional dbs/backend)
Payment Processing (I'll do some research on how we could support additional payment modules easily)
Valid XHTML/CSS
Administration panel (this will obviously need quite a bit more discussion)