[Evangelism] [summary] "Gnome WGO site with Plone" project

[Jens W. Klein]

The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.

I try to summarize:

Plone people who want to help (please define your role):
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

(more may follow if there are concrete todos)

David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!

At Gnome we have:

invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?

technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing

In my opinion tasks are:
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)

Methods/Tools to reach the goal;

* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

Sprint:
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

best regards

[Ross Patterson]

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)
David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!
invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?
technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)

I'm happy to start updating a buildout to Plone 3 and doing the research
for any dependency/add-on compatibility whenever the time is right.
Just let me know. :)

Ross

Post by Jens W. Klein
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?
best regards

[Carsten Senger]

Hi Jens,
Hi Ross,
Hi all,

I'm missing the initial mail, so I answer to this one.

The most vital info source is http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetup
and the documentation of the buildout and the wgo.* packages.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

Jonathan Wilde (Speedbreeze) wrote the wgo.theme and worked on it during
this month and said he would work further on the theme in the
"wwww.gnome.org redesign status" thread:
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/wgo.theme/branches

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)
David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!
invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?
technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing

The buildout is an 3.1.7 buildout
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/buildout/trunk/buildout.cfg

There is an installation script that creates a new plone site and
imports the old content via gsxml. Read the readme of the buildout.

The theme needs some polishing. I did not look at the speedbreeze branch
what bugs he resolved in his recent work.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)

I'm happy to start updating a buildout to Plone 3 and doing the research
for any dependency/add-on compatibility whenever the time is right.
Just let me know. :)
Ross

Post by Jens W. Klein
4 setup a public testing environment

I installed a public site so people can have a look. It's available at
http://gnome.rehfisch.de. Until the dns record has propagates, it's
reachable through http://rehfisch.de:8090/gnome20090430_105004

It's build with the speedbreeze branch. username and password are 'admin'.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
5 make it work / fix bugs if any

As said before:
- Theme fixes and additions
- LinguaPlone configuration (especially showing english texts in the
navigation if another language is choosen and an object is not
availabel in that language.)
- Update to 3.3
- Cache-Fu configuration

The only other item on the list for a public release is an editing link
for anonymous users that puts the article into a staging areas so it can
be accepted by editors:

http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118291#c3

But this is considered optional and a non blocker at this point and it
should not be reconsidered before there's a site that is ready to go live.

The list of current bugs can be found here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&short_desc_type=allwordssubstr&short_desc=&product=website&component=www.gnome.org&version=beta&long_desc_type=allwordssubstr&long_desc=&status_whiteboard_type=allwordssubstr&status_whiteboard=&keywords_type=allwords&keywords=&bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&bug_status=NEEDINFO&bug_status=VERIFIED&emailtype1=substring&email1=&emailtype2=substring&email2=&bugidtype=include&bug_id=&chfieldfrom=&chfieldto=Now&chfieldvalue=&cmdtype=doit&order=Reuse+same+sort+as+last+time&query_based_on=gnomeweb-plone&field0-0-0=noop&type0-0-0=noop&value0-0-0=
(If the link is screwed up, go to
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetup and search for
"View all active bugs for gnomeweb-plone")

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

The gnome infrastructure has to be used for that, especially the wiki
and the bugtracker. The complete current source is located in the
collective so plone folks can start hacking away.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

Until then we can do a virtual sprint.

..Carsten

[Ross Patterson]

Post by Carsten Senger
Hi Jens,
Hi Ross,
Hi all,
I'm missing the initial mail, so I answer to this one.
The most vital info source is http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetupand the documentation of the buildout and the wgo.* packages.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
Plone people who want to help (please define your role): * Jens
Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

Jonathan Wilde (Speedbreeze) wrote the wgo.theme and worked on it
during this month and said he would work further on the theme in the
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/wgo.theme/branches

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)
David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!
invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?
technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing

The buildout is an 3.1.7 buildout
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/buildout/trunk/buildout.cfg
There is an installation script that creates a new plone site and
imports the old content via gsxml. Read the readme of the buildout.
The theme needs some polishing. I did not look at the speedbreeze
branch what bugs he resolved in his recent work.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)

I'm happy to start updating a buildout to Plone 3 and doing the research
for any dependency/add-on compatibility whenever the time is right.
Just let me know. :)
Ross

Post by Jens W. Klein
4 setup a public testing environment

I installed a public site so people can have a look. It's available at
http://gnome.rehfisch.de. Until the dns record has propagates, it's
reachable through http://rehfisch.de:8090/gnome20090430_105004
It's build with the speedbreeze branch. username and password are 'admin'.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
5 make it work / fix bugs if any

- Theme fixes and additions
- LinguaPlone configuration (especially showing english texts in the
navigation if another language is choosen and an object is not
availabel in that language.)
- Update to 3.3
- Cache-Fu configuration
The only other item on the list for a public release is an editing
link for anonymous users that puts the article into a staging areas so
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118291#c3
But this is considered optional and a non blocker at this point and it
should not be reconsidered before there's a site that is ready to go live.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&short_desc_type=allwordssubstr&short_desc=&product=website&component=www.gnome.org&version=beta&long_desc_type=allwordssubstr&long_desc=&status_whiteboard_type=allwordssubstr&status_whiteboard=&keywords_type=allwords&keywords=&bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&bug_status=NEEDINFO&bug_status=VERIFIED&emailtype1=substring&email1=&emailtype2=substring&email2=&bugidtype=include&bug_id=&chfieldfrom=&chfieldto=Now&chfieldvalue=&cmdtype=doit&order=Reuse+same+sort+as+last+time&query_based_on=gnomeweb-plone&field0-0-0=noop&type0-0-0=noop&value0-0-0=(If the link is screwed up, go to
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetup and search for
"View all active bugs for gnomeweb-plone")

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki * bug tracker * sprint

The gnome infrastructure has to be used for that, especially the wiki
and the bugtracker. The complete current source is located in the
collective so plone folks can start hacking away.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my
experience its a real good idea to have a sprint to push
forward. This needs fundraising to pay travel- and other
expenses. Who can organize fundraising?

Until then we can do a virtual sprint.

Or if there's anyone with a clear enough overview to delegate, I can
start work now on whatever is appropriate for me to do. Just let me
know what tasks I can safely tackle!

Ross

[Paul Cutler]

Hi all - I'm really excited to see all the interest regarding wgo. I
had spent some last night re-reading all the emails in this thread,
and I'd like to help with organizing the action items and figuring out
next steps.

I'm helping get the next release of GNOME Journal out the door
tomorrow, and once that's complete, I'll have some time this weekend.

Paul

hi,

Theme: Show last author in documentByLine
Templates: Home: Add the "What is GNOME" block
Policy: The feed to gnomefiles.org is missing
We also need someone to do the LinguaPlone configuration. The
If it's necessary you can update the buildout to plone 3.3.

[...]
i think - and regarding to jens' taks list (see below) - plone has to be
updated to 3.3 before any other coding tasks.
many things of the framework have changed since 2.5. for example there
is a new facility to register blocks we have to make use of: portlets
and viewlets.

1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
? success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment

[...]
hannes
_______________________________________________
gnome-web-list mailing list
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list

[Stormy Peters]

Let me know if I can help.

My most applicable skills are probably in the reviewing, editing,
copywriting areas but I can also help track things and ping people. I have
no Plone experience but would hope to learn enough to be able to help
maintain pages in the future.

Stormy

Post by Paul Cutler
Hi all - I'm really excited to see all the interest regarding wgo. I
had spent some last night re-reading all the emails in this thread,
and I'd like to help with organizing the action items and figuring out
next steps.
I'm helping get the next release of GNOME Journal out the door
tomorrow, and once that's complete, I'll have some time this weekend.
Paul

hi,

Theme: Show last author in documentByLine
Templates: Home: Add the "What is GNOME" block
Policy: The feed to gnomefiles.org is missing
We also need someone to do the LinguaPlone configuration. The
If it's necessary you can update the buildout to plone 3.3.

[...]
i think - and regarding to jens' taks list (see below) - plone has to be
updated to 3.3 before any other coding tasks.
many things of the framework have changed since 2.5. for example there
is a new facility to register blocks we have to make use of: portlets
and viewlets.

1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment

[...]
hannes
_______________________________________________
gnome-web-list mailing list
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list

_______________________________________________
gnome-web-list mailing list
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list

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[JimmyCraig]

Hi Stormy,

Did you get any response to your generous offer? I was thinking of doing the
same (like you, reviewing, editing, copywriting, but also with a little
technical background), but there is no use in that if nobody took you up on
your offer.

Jimmy Craig

Post by Stormy Peters
Let me know if I can help.
My most applicable skills are probably in the reviewing, editing,
copywriting areas but I can also help track things and ping people. I have
no Plone experience but would hope to learn enough to be able to help
maintain pages in the future.
Stormy

Post by Paul Cutler
Hi all - I'm really excited to see all the interest regarding wgo. I
had spent some last night re-reading all the emails in this thread,
and I'd like to help with organizing the action items and figuring out
next steps.
I'm helping get the next release of GNOME Journal out the door
tomorrow, and once that's complete, I'll have some time this weekend.
Paul

hi,

Theme: Show last author in documentByLine
Templates: Home: Add the "What is GNOME" block
Policy: The feed to gnomefiles.org is missing
We also need someone to do the LinguaPlone configuration. The
If it's necessary you can update the buildout to plone 3.3.

[...]
i think - and regarding to jens' taks list (see below) - plone has to

be

updated to 3.3 before any other coding tasks.
many things of the framework have changed since 2.5. for example there
is a new facility to register blocks we have to make use of: portlets
and viewlets.

1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment

[...]
hannes
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gnome-web-list mailing list
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list

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[Stormy Peters]

Let me know if I can help.

My most applicable skills are probably in the reviewing, editing,
copywriting areas but I can also help track things and ping people. I have
no Plone experience but would hope to learn enough to be able to help
maintain pages in the future.

Stormy

Post by Paul Cutler
Hi all - I'm really excited to see all the interest regarding wgo. I
had spent some last night re-reading all the emails in this thread,
and I'd like to help with organizing the action items and figuring out
next steps.
I'm helping get the next release of GNOME Journal out the door
tomorrow, and once that's complete, I'll have some time this weekend.
Paul

hi,

Theme: Show last author in documentByLine
Templates: Home: Add the "What is GNOME" block
Policy: The feed to gnomefiles.org is missing
We also need someone to do the LinguaPlone configuration. The
If it's necessary you can update the buildout to plone 3.3.

[...]
i think - and regarding to jens' taks list (see below) - plone has to be
updated to 3.3 before any other coding tasks.
many things of the framework have changed since 2.5. for example there
is a new facility to register blocks we have to make use of: portlets
and viewlets.

1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment

[...]
hannes
_______________________________________________
gnome-web-list mailing list
gnome-web-list at gnome.org
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list

_______________________________________________
gnome-web-list mailing list
gnome-web-list at gnome.org
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list

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[johannes raggam]

hi,

Theme: Show last author in documentByLine
Templates: Home: Add the "What is GNOME" block
Policy: The feed to gnomefiles.org is missing
We also need someone to do the LinguaPlone configuration. The
If it's necessary you can update the buildout to plone 3.3.

[...]

i think - and regarding to jens' taks list (see below) - plone has to be
updated to 3.3 before any other coding tasks.
many things of the framework have changed since 2.5. for example there
is a new facility to register blocks we have to make use of: portlets
and viewlets.

1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment

[...]


hannes

[Paul Cutler]

Hi all - I'm really excited to see all the interest regarding wgo. I
had spent some last night re-reading all the emails in this thread,
and I'd like to help with organizing the action items and figuring out
next steps.

I'm helping get the next release of GNOME Journal out the door
tomorrow, and once that's complete, I'll have some time this weekend.

Paul

hi,

Theme: Show last author in documentByLine
Templates: Home: Add the "What is GNOME" block
Policy: The feed to gnomefiles.org is missing
We also need someone to do the LinguaPlone configuration. The
If it's necessary you can update the buildout to plone 3.3.

[...]
i think - and regarding to jens' taks list (see below) - plone has to be
updated to 3.3 before any other coding tasks.
many things of the framework have changed since 2.5. for example there
is a new facility to register blocks we have to make use of: portlets
and viewlets.

1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
? success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment

[...]
hannes
_______________________________________________
gnome-web-list mailing list
gnome-web-list at gnome.org
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list

[johannes raggam]

hi,

Theme: Show last author in documentByLine
Templates: Home: Add the "What is GNOME" block
Policy: The feed to gnomefiles.org is missing
We also need someone to do the LinguaPlone configuration. The
If it's necessary you can update the buildout to plone 3.3.

[...]

i think - and regarding to jens' taks list (see below) - plone has to be
updated to 3.3 before any other coding tasks.
many things of the framework have changed since 2.5. for example there
is a new facility to register blocks we have to make use of: portlets
and viewlets.

1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment

[...]


hannes

[Ross Patterson]

Post by Carsten Senger
Hi Jens,
Hi Ross,
Hi all,
I'm missing the initial mail, so I answer to this one.
The most vital info source is http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetupand the documentation of the buildout and the wgo.* packages.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
Plone people who want to help (please define your role): * Jens
Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

Jonathan Wilde (Speedbreeze) wrote the wgo.theme and worked on it
during this month and said he would work further on the theme in the
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/wgo.theme/branches

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)
David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!
invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?
technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing

The buildout is an 3.1.7 buildout
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/buildout/trunk/buildout.cfg
There is an installation script that creates a new plone site and
imports the old content via gsxml. Read the readme of the buildout.
The theme needs some polishing. I did not look at the speedbreeze
branch what bugs he resolved in his recent work.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)

I'm happy to start updating a buildout to Plone 3 and doing the research
for any dependency/add-on compatibility whenever the time is right.
Just let me know. :)
Ross

Post by Jens W. Klein
4 setup a public testing environment

I installed a public site so people can have a look. It's available at
http://gnome.rehfisch.de. Until the dns record has propagates, it's
reachable through http://rehfisch.de:8090/gnome20090430_105004
It's build with the speedbreeze branch. username and password are 'admin'.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
5 make it work / fix bugs if any

- Theme fixes and additions
- LinguaPlone configuration (especially showing english texts in the
navigation if another language is choosen and an object is not
availabel in that language.)
- Update to 3.3
- Cache-Fu configuration
The only other item on the list for a public release is an editing
link for anonymous users that puts the article into a staging areas so
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118291#c3
But this is considered optional and a non blocker at this point and it
should not be reconsidered before there's a site that is ready to go live.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&short_desc_type=allwordssubstr&short_desc=&product=website&component=www.gnome.org&version=beta&long_desc_type=allwordssubstr&long_desc=&status_whiteboard_type=allwordssubstr&status_whiteboard=&keywords_type=allwords&keywords=&bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&bug_status=NEEDINFO&bug_status=VERIFIED&emailtype1=substring&email1=&emailtype2=substring&email2=&bugidtype=include&bug_id=&chfieldfrom=&chfieldto=Now&chfieldvalue=&cmdtype=doit&order=Reuse+same+sort+as+last+time&query_based_on=gnomeweb-plone&field0-0-0=noop&type0-0-0=noop&value0-0-0=(If the link is screwed up, go to
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetup and search for
"View all active bugs for gnomeweb-plone")

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki * bug tracker * sprint

The gnome infrastructure has to be used for that, especially the wiki
and the bugtracker. The complete current source is located in the
collective so plone folks can start hacking away.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my
experience its a real good idea to have a sprint to push
forward. This needs fundraising to pay travel- and other
expenses. Who can organize fundraising?

Until then we can do a virtual sprint.

Or if there's anyone with a clear enough overview to delegate, I can
start work now on whatever is appropriate for me to do. Just let me
know what tasks I can safely tackle!

Ross

[johannes raggam]

Post by Jens W. Klein
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

I also want to add myself to the list and try to help with
half-a-day-a-week or more if needed.
* Johannes Raggam (thet) (take some technical tasks,...)

Post by Jens W. Klein
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)

cheers,
hannes

[Carsten Senger]

Hi Jens,
Hi Ross,
Hi all,

I'm missing the initial mail, so I answer to this one.

The most vital info source is http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetup
and the documentation of the buildout and the wgo.* packages.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

Jonathan Wilde (Speedbreeze) wrote the wgo.theme and worked on it during
this month and said he would work further on the theme in the
"wwww.gnome.org redesign status" thread:
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/wgo.theme/branches

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)
David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!
invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?
technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing

The buildout is an 3.1.7 buildout
http://dev.plone.org/old/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/buildout/trunk/buildout.cfg

There is an installation script that creates a new plone site and
imports the old content via gsxml. Read the readme of the buildout.

The theme needs some polishing. I did not look at the speedbreeze branch
what bugs he resolved in his recent work.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)

I'm happy to start updating a buildout to Plone 3 and doing the research
for any dependency/add-on compatibility whenever the time is right.
Just let me know. :)
Ross

Post by Jens W. Klein
4 setup a public testing environment

I installed a public site so people can have a look. It's available at
http://gnome.rehfisch.de. Until the dns record has propagates, it's
reachable through http://rehfisch.de:8090/gnome20090430_105004

It's build with the speedbreeze branch. username and password are 'admin'.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
5 make it work / fix bugs if any

As said before:
- Theme fixes and additions
- LinguaPlone configuration (especially showing english texts in the
navigation if another language is choosen and an object is not
availabel in that language.)
- Update to 3.3
- Cache-Fu configuration

The only other item on the list for a public release is an editing link
for anonymous users that puts the article into a staging areas so it can
be accepted by editors:

http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118291#c3

But this is considered optional and a non blocker at this point and it
should not be reconsidered before there's a site that is ready to go live.

The list of current bugs can be found here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&short_desc_type=allwordssubstr&short_desc=&product=website&component=www.gnome.org&version=beta&long_desc_type=allwordssubstr&long_desc=&status_whiteboard_type=allwordssubstr&status_whiteboard=&keywords_type=allwords&keywords=&bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&bug_status=NEEDINFO&bug_status=VERIFIED&emailtype1=substring&email1=&emailtype2=substring&email2=&bugidtype=include&bug_id=&chfieldfrom=&chfieldto=Now&chfieldvalue=&cmdtype=doit&order=Reuse+same+sort+as+last+time&query_based_on=gnomeweb-plone&field0-0-0=noop&type0-0-0=noop&value0-0-0=
(If the link is screwed up, go to
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsSetup and search for
"View all active bugs for gnomeweb-plone")

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

The gnome infrastructure has to be used for that, especially the wiki
and the bugtracker. The complete current source is located in the
collective so plone folks can start hacking away.

Post by Ross Patterson

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

Until then we can do a virtual sprint.

..Carsten

[johannes raggam]

Post by Jens W. Klein
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

I also want to add myself to the list and try to help with
half-a-day-a-week or more if needed.
* Johannes Raggam (thet) (take some technical tasks,...)

Post by Jens W. Klein
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)

cheers,
hannes

[Roberto Allende]

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

I do believe this is a very great plan.

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

Let's suppose we find someone to do the fundraising task :), which could
be the date for the sprint ?

Kind Regards
r.

[David Bain]

Can we set a date for the Sprint? I'm thinking late July/Early August.
Then we can start to look at fund raising.

Post by Roberto Allende

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to ?success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants 3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3
(recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki * bug tracker * sprint

I do believe this is a very great plan.

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience its
a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs fundraising to
pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize fundraising?

Let's suppose we find someone to do the fundraising task :), which could be
the date for the sprint ?
Kind Regards
r.
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[Jens W. Klein]

Post by David Bain
Can we set a date for the Sprint? I'm thinking late July/Early August.
Then we can start to look at fund raising.

For me first possible date (July+August) to start traveling is August 5th.
What about starting at August 6th or 7th and sprint during the following 5
days?

best regards

[Jens W. Klein]

Post by David Bain
Can we set a date for the Sprint? I'm thinking late July/Early August.
Then we can start to look at fund raising.

For me first possible date (July+August) to start traveling is August 5th.
What about starting at August 6th or 7th and sprint during the following 5
days?

best regards

[David Bain]

Can we set a date for the Sprint? I'm thinking late July/Early August.
Then we can start to look at fund raising.

Post by Roberto Allende

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to ?success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants 3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3
(recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki * bug tracker * sprint

I do believe this is a very great plan.

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience its
a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs fundraising to
pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize fundraising?

Let's suppose we find someone to do the fundraising task :), which could be
the date for the sprint ?
Kind Regards
r.
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http://robertoallende.com
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[Roberto Allende]

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

I do believe this is a very great plan.

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

Let's suppose we find someone to do the fundraising task :), which could
be the date for the sprint ?

Kind Regards
r.

[Jens W. Klein]

The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.

I try to summarize:

Plone people who want to help (please define your role):
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)

(more may follow if there are concrete todos)

David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!

At Gnome we have:

invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?

technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing

In my opinion tasks are:
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)

Methods/Tools to reach the goal;

* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

Sprint:
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

best regards

[Ross Patterson]

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
* Jens Klein (coordination and technical work, participate at sprint)
* Ross Patterson (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Tim Knapp (take some technical tasks, ...)
* Roberto Allende (take some technical tasks, ...)
(more may follow if there are concrete todos)
David Sapiro with Pilot Systems offered hosting for the site!
invloved gnome people (please define your role)
* Murray Cumming
* Paul Cutler
* Vincent Untz
* David Bain (organizing sprint if funds raised)
who else?
technical we have
* Plone 2.5 site + buildout + integration (almost finished)
* all content for the new site already in an data.fs
* as i understood some visuals/ graphics are missing
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)

I'm happy to start updating a buildout to Plone 3 and doing the research
for any dependency/add-on compatibility whenever the time is right.
Just let me know. :)

Ross

Post by Jens W. Klein
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?
best regards

[Roberto Allende]

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

I do believe this is a very great plan.

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

Let's suppose we find someone to do the fundraising task :), which could
be the date for the sprint ?

Kind Regards
r.

[Roberto Allende]

Post by Jens W. Klein
The project to implement www.gnome.org needs reanimation.
1 form a new group of gnome+plone people driving this project to
success.
2 synchronize requirements with all participants
3 update to Plone 3.2/3.3 (recent stable)
4 setup a public testing environment
5 make it work / fix bugs if any
6 polish content and visuals
7 setup live hosting
8 go-live
9 have a party ;-)
Methods/Tools to reach the goal;
* online coordination (mailinglists, probably IRC)
* wiki
* bug tracker
* sprint

I do believe this is a very great plan.

Post by Jens W. Klein
David Bain offered to organize a sprint at Jamaica. From my experience
its a real good idea to have a sprint to push forward. This needs
fundraising to pay travel- and other expenses. Who can organize
fundraising?

Let's suppose we find someone to do the fundraising task :), which could
be the date for the sprint ?

Kind Regards
r.