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Re: Reuniting our code bases - Ubuntu Wanted + SpreadUbuntu

 

2009/2/11 Rubén Romero y Cordero <huayra@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi,
>
> I see you are the technical lead of the Ubuntu wanted site and I have
> been following your work a lot.
>
> Evan and I have been working in the SpreadUbuntu site for a while and
> we are considering some changes. In that spirit I would like to
> explore the idea of working together and develop both sites on top of
> Drupal as modules, or maybe other options I have not thought about.
>
> We are considering the move towards drupal6, since the ubuntu site and
> with it all loco infrastructure is planning a move later this year.
>
> What do you think about this?
>
> I like the work you have done and your commitment and I would really
> like to see our synergies combined to get each project further with a
> cooperative framework.
>
> Evan, you have thoughts on this?
>
> best regards,
>
> Rubén R.
> https://launchpad.net/~huayra
>
>
Hello,

I'm CC-ing the Ubuntu Wanted development mailist to inform the other
people too.

You suggest to reunite the codebase in the meaning of sharing the
underlying MVC-architecture? That would of course be possible and I
think it would be a good thing for the code quality to have multiple
projects working on it.
However, at the moment the new MVC-models aren't finished yet, I'm
currently working on finishing the implementation of the
Model::store() functionality. Furthermore it has also been written for
Drupal 5, although it's possible easy to migrate since not many Drupal
functions are used within the code base.

The biggest problem would be how to share the code, most likely in a
separate Bazaar branch -- does Bazaar allow you to have a repository
be a directory inside another repository like SVN does? -- and
decouple it from the rest.

Did you already have a look at lp:~qense/ubuntu-wanted/qevel ? That's
my working directory and it contains the latest code.

Maybe we should meet on IRC or Jabber for a discussion of this when
things are a bit more clear.

Regards,
-- 
Sense Hofstede
<http://www.qense.nl/>