[maemo-developers] RFC: maemo should have a weekly commit digest
From: Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri barbieri at gmail.comDate: Thu Mar 29 05:19:27 EEST 2007
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Guys, I see that Carlos and other Nokia guys are trying to improve relationship with outside developers, however we still get a new product without a changelog. Since a while we can at least check the last packages by using Sardine, which is incredible good. But keeping with the huge amount of changes may be difficult to most people. Like, during Canola development, I was so busy I still have backlogs of mail to process... imagine reading every commit. KDE approaches this problem with http://commit-digest.org/, it's a weekly digest of what happened, highlight to important topics, maybe screenshots or screencasts like those provided by Lucas Rocha, which is doing an amazing job regarding public relation and visibility of Maemo, its development and developers, which we would like to see. Ok, many will argue that this is a hard task, but bear in mind that although KDE doesn't have many lines of code or packages to track, their commit rate is quite high, and they have a volunteer to create that. There are scripts that they can (possible?) provide and annotations to commits that helps to track commits. Just have a look at last issue http://commit-digest.org/issues/latest/, it's quick to have an overview of what's happening. Regards, -- Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri -------------------------------------- Instituto Nokia de Tecnologia, INdT/Recife/Brazil Jabber: barbieri at gmail.com MSN: barbieri at gmail.com ICQ#: 17249123 Skype: gsbarbieri Mobile: +55 (81) 9927 0010
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