ephigenie Wrote:digibyte has an entry in the backend as well as henriks, rats, jardin and me.
Bene has access to the FAQ system via front-end login.
Most parts of the wiki is open so everyone can write there.
However digibyte got admin access there and most of the Team member have TicketAdmin.
Thats just to tell you how its done atm.
OK, That is the pont now. :-)
First, don't missunderstud me, You all are doing great work. I only look how to suport. Can You see, if You and the rest of core team agree with this devloping direction...
Andrew Tch Wrote:Hello,
I'm very interested in this project as a hoster and ex- Plesk module developer. Actually, I'm looking forward to version 1.0 to decide whether I'll digg into the code and participate in development. In all cases, this is really great job you do.
As for joomla, I'd prefer typo3, since this would be much more flexible decision, and in most cases it will suit your needs without major rewrites/hacking. If you like, I can cooperate with my designer to create a typo3 - driven website.
Hmm. typo3 I like too.
Did You understand which kind of little "developer Site" I am looking for? Are You able to grep this looklike from this site and to make a little site for developers, and them who wants to be one? With lists who belong where, and little reports, activ and off (past) developers, needed or not. Some formulars for reports (testing for 4Xple) and so on.
That are few templates, few forms, tables and little bit MySQL. Shurly I can help.
I only don't know if realy a full new CMS is needet, because the webpage here stays good, and to write everything new would be a wrong way. But maybe can be the developer area completly separated of the public website, and so it would be no more problem to use two different CMS...
Mr Light :-)
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