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I took a break from Commons stuff yesterday to work on some Commons
stuff. A while back I decided I should stop posting Commons bits in my
personal blog and make a blog dedicated to it. A few days ago it
dawned on me that I should then try to lure other Commons bloggers
into putting their Commons bits on the same blog. blog, many
authors. A project blog.
Here's what I've come up with so far:
Much work still needed obviously, but thought I'd see what people
thought. special note:
- the Triage page is scraped from JIRA's RSS feed to produce a page on
which issues that need deciding on can be looked at. I'll add an RSS
option and have it email the list at some point too. It only has
certain components currently (ones that have been cleaned up).
- the 'In the Sandbox' category is an idea for a stock interview about
a new sandbox component. A bit of advertising basically.
Some questions:
* Anyone interested in the idea?
* Should there be a commentary category? I imagine this could get hard
with many authors.
* Anyone know of projects already doing this kind of thing?
Bugs:
* The icons for viewing a date seem to be broken.
Hen
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| 
the maven project is doing this. See http://www.mavenblogs.com/
7/18/06, Henri Yandell <flamefew (AT) gmail (DOT) comwrote:
I took a break from Commons stuff yesterday to work on some Commons
stuff. A while back I decided I should stop posting Commons bits in my
personal blog and make a blog dedicated to it. A few days ago it
dawned on me that I should then try to lure other Commons bloggers
into putting their Commons bits on the same blog. blog, many
authors. A project blog.
Here's what I've come up with so far:
Much work still needed obviously, but thought I'd see what people
thought. special note:
- the Triage page is scraped from JIRA's RSS feed to produce a page on
which issues that need deciding on can be looked at. I'll add an RSS
option and have it email the list at some point too. It only has
certain components currently (ones that have been cleaned up).
- the 'In the Sandbox' category is an idea for a stock interview about
a new sandbox component. A bit of advertising basically.
Some questions:
* Anyone interested in the idea?
* Should there be a commentary category? I imagine this could get hard
with many authors.
* Anyone know of projects already doing this kind of thing?
Bugs:
* The icons for viewing a date seem to be broken.
Hen
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| 7/17/06, Henri Yandell <flamefew (AT) gmail (DOT) comwrote:
I took a break from Commons stuff yesterday to work on some Commons
stuff. A while back I decided I should stop posting Commons bits in my
personal blog and make a blog dedicated to it. A few days ago it
dawned on me that I should then try to lure other Commons bloggers
into putting their Commons bits on the same blog. blog, many
authors. A project blog.
Nice although I would prefer the planet apache approach. So
everyone could just blog in a certain tag/category and everything gets
aggregated. Less intrusive and I am sure easier to get people to blog
about it.
;-)
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| Mon, 2006-07-17 at 10:31 -0700, Henri Yandell wrote:
I took a break from Commons stuff yesterday to work on some Commons
stuff. A while back I decided I should stop posting Commons bits in my
personal blog and make a blog dedicated to it. A few days ago it
dawned on me that I should then try to lure other Commons bloggers
into putting their Commons bits on the same blog. blog, many
authors. A project blog.
Here's what I've come up with so far:
Much work still needed obviously, but thought I'd see what people
thought. special note:
- the Triage page is scraped from JIRA's RSS feed to produce a page on
which issues that need deciding on can be looked at. I'll add an RSS
option and have it email the list at some point too. It only has
certain components currently (ones that have been cleaned up).
- the 'In the Sandbox' category is an idea for a stock interview about
a new sandbox component. A bit of advertising basically.
Some questions:
* Anyone interested in the idea?
sounds cool
- robert
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| Mon, 2006-07-17 at 10:31 -0700, Henri Yandell wrote:
I took a break from Commons stuff yesterday to work on some Commons
stuff. A while back I decided I should stop posting Commons bits in my
personal blog and make a blog dedicated to it. A few days ago it
dawned on me that I should then try to lure other Commons bloggers
into putting their Commons bits on the same blog. blog, many
authors. A project blog.
Here's what I've come up with so far:
Much work still needed obviously, but thought I'd see what people
thought. special note:
- the Triage page is scraped from JIRA's RSS feed to produce a page on
which issues that need deciding on can be looked at. I'll add an RSS
option and have it email the list at some point too. It only has
certain components currently (ones that have been cleaned up).
- the 'In the Sandbox' category is an idea for a stock interview about
a new sandbox component. A bit of advertising basically.
Some questions:
* Anyone interested in the idea?
i've had a little bit of think and i'd be interested in sign up if you'd
be happy for me to sign on
- robert
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| 7/20/06, robert burrell donkin <robertburrelldonkin (AT) blueyonder (DOT) co.ukwrote:
Mon, 2006-07-17 at 10:31 -0700, Henri Yandell wrote:
I took a break from Commons stuff yesterday to work on some Commons
stuff. A while back I decided I should stop posting Commons bits in my
personal blog and make a blog dedicated to it. A few days ago it
dawned on me that I should then try to lure other Commons bloggers
into putting their Commons bits on the same blog. blog, many
authors. A project blog.
Here's what I've come up with so far:
Much work still needed obviously, but thought I'd see what people
thought. special note:
- the Triage page is scraped from JIRA's RSS feed to produce a page on
which issues that need deciding on can be looked at. I'll add an RSS
option and have it email the list at some point too. It only has
certain components currently (ones that have been cleaned up).
- the 'In the Sandbox' category is an idea for a stock interview about
a new sandbox component. A bit of advertising basically.
Some questions:
* Anyone interested in the idea?
i've had a little bit of think and i'd be interested in sign up if you'd
be happy for me to sign on
Anyone committing is more than welcome. I'll get around to it after lunch.
Hen
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| 7/18/06, Torsten Curdt <tcurdt (AT) apache (DOT) orgwrote:
7/17/06, Henri Yandell <flamefew (AT) gmail (DOT) comwrote:
I took a break from Commons stuff yesterday to work on some Commons
stuff. A while back I decided I should stop posting Commons bits in my
personal blog and make a blog dedicated to it. A few days ago it
dawned on me that I should then try to lure other Commons bloggers
into putting their Commons bits on the same blog. blog, many
authors. A project blog.
Nice although I would prefer the planet apache approach. So
everyone could just blog in a certain tag/category and everything gets
aggregated. Less intrusive and I am sure easier to get people to blog
about it.
Been meaning to reply to this one.
The difference is that this is a constrained blog - rather than it
being our personal comments it's instead a time for unified voice. So
I'm seeking to have specific types of posts (tips, staged interviews,
announcements), but not random thoughts about how Commons should do
things.
No real clue really - proof will be in how well it works. Might want
to do a Draft-Then-Review for some categories in which a different
person reviews than writes.
Hen
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| Hey Henri!
>Here's what I've come up with so far:
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If you're searching for some additional commoners you could sign me in too.
I think a tip about VFS now and then should be possible - and great.
Ciao,
Mario
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