PPCGeeks Unified ROM Project: Task 1 (PROJECT TEAM ONLY)

[Glossman]

Originally Posted by schettj

Re Source Control

How about http://unfuddle.com/home - free, on the web, secure. Sounds like a winner.

Reviewed the Unfuddle site, and it looks like we would need the Micro package, which is $9/month. And that's if we can get buy with 250 MB of storage and figure out how to utilize the 3 included user accounts.

Take a look: http://unfuddle.com/page/tour_plans

Opinions?

[Sogarth]

Me, I was just intending on hosting a WebDAV Subversion repository on my own server, but I could investigate alternatives as needed. The other problem with Unfuddle would be the number of users - the general idea of source control is that you want to keep track of people too, and I doubt 3 users would be enough.

I can't offhand tell what defect tracking system they're using (it looks somewhat like SF's, but I'm not sure if that's the case). Regardless, are we interested in trying to have a full-blown defect tracking system? I'm aware of a few alternatives that I could probably set up as well....

[schettj]

Meh... didn't realize you had to pay... guess the free one is no good? - Yeah I see it is now - I was thinking the defect tracking would be handy, but 3 users and $9/mo isn't really gonna do it.

Bah. Sourceforge? http://sourceforge.net/ - naw guess we have to be 'open source' - I doubt we qualify

If Sogarth can host subversion, that would be more then enough I would think.

[MrHappy]

Not sure if this helps but there is a php based svn project that I could host....

[Glossman]

Originally Posted by Sogarth

Me, I was just intending on hosting a WebDAV Subversion repository on my own server, but I could investigate alternatives as needed. The other problem with Unfuddle would be the number of users - the general idea of source control is that you want to keep track of people too, and I doubt 3 users would be enough.

I can't offhand tell what defect tracking system they're using (it looks somewhat like SF's, but I'm not sure if that's the case). Regardless, are we interested in trying to have a full-blown defect tracking system? I'm aware of a few alternatives that I could probably set up as well....

I think defect tracking here is key. I had originally planned on just using forum threads because they have visibility and would make it easier to spot duplicates issues. I definitely think we should investigate off-the-shelf alternatives to mange this process, if they can be had at a reasonable expenditure.

[sfaure03]

I think a con-call for the development team might be in order on this subject, cause, well i feel some discord here... Might just be my tired eyes.

I propose either a real con-call, i guess i might be able to provide a bridge for a short duration, or we could use something like skype {i'm partial to it cause i use it at work, but other options could be considered.}

I dont think any of us are far off, but there appears to be some missunderstandings as to what we have, and what we need to do and where we need to go.

a voice call probably would go along ways to help.

[Sogarth]

I'm not sure whether it's full blown "discord" yet. :P

I suppose what I'm wondering is whether voice is necessary or not, or whether some form of chat would suffice. I suppose I don't have any particular feelings one way or the other, but I tend to think chat's easier....

[ImCoKeMaN]

I can see where voice might be good. Skype is free and i think all of us have an internet connection =). A chat session would be better than nothing though if we can get more of the developers involved that way i suppose

[sfaure03]

my fingers are tired.
they've typed.

createos
space
createrom
tools\HTC*
mousey mousy mousy here mousy.
cd flash
romupgrade
mousy mousy mousy
TwoFinger Pin Pricky Salute
Y
closey
waity
waity
waity
pointy
pointy
pointy
pointy
pointy
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OH OH
do again


too many times.. lmao

[Glossman]

We can do a con-call. Just name the time and I'll provide the phone number and tie-in.

It would also help if we had everyone's "real" first name!