Re: [phplib] [RFC] Future of phplib From: Erik Roest \(EZ-House\) (erik <email protected>)
Date: 07/23/01

> I'm still here and I've been applying bug patches and fixes as I've had
> time. In fact, other than Ulf's massive CVS commits, I've probably been
> the second largest maker of changes.
Thanks for that Chris!

> I'll admit I've not had as much time to work on it as I thought I would,
> nor done as good a job as I could have. However, I had hoped that most
> people would work somewhat independently and only rely on me for
> coordination when necessary. I am hesitant to provide direction at the
> level of "Fred, go fix this bug, test it and document it and get back to
> us."
I think that is not the general attitude of OSF developers. Normally you
co-operate whith eachother to get the job done.

> But maybe there needs to be some other level of direction? I thought
> that we had agreed on a plan for 7.2d as follows: fix known bugs with
> known patches from mailing list, and finish incorporating the PHP4
> session stuff. Polish up to a reasonable package and release. Maybe my
> understanding was much different than others! If so, I apologize.
No, you understood this quite right, please keep up the good work.

> My current feeling is we should migrate to SourceForge, as suggested by
> Nathan. I strong disagree with the few people who say that the ONLY way
> to go is to integrate with PEAR.
I agree to that, keep PHPlib as it is, a complete framework it works
very good this way.

I recently started developing applications with PHPlib and love it very
much.
It looks to me that only a few people really are committed to mainting this
library.
I'd like to volunteer to do some work as well, but don't know exactly how to
join
and which type of work has to be done. So please inform about this. Maybe I
can be
of assistance.

Erik Roest, Netherlands 

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