Re: [COMPOST-devel] Development Roadmap

[Peter S. <eml...@ya...>]

Hi Cory,

I think before we get into database structure, it's important to consider high level systems and
what we want objects to be.

For example, do we want a finite number of shares that get subdivided into smaller shares, or do
we just want to be able to add more to a pool?  Do we need conversion rates or something between
systems?  Do we want to build in automated systems for things like taxes?

Once we have those kind of generalities structured out, it will be much easier to build out the
system.

I have a system that I've discussed out with a couple of people, but it's pretty radically
different, so I hestiate to bring it forward.  I look forward to seeing what notes you have
already.

Peter

--- Cory Horner <c_h...@ho...> wrote:

> I'll compile my old ideas on the database structure and features tonight and 
> tomorrow, and try to add some thoughts on how to structure this project so 
> it's flexible enough to serve a wide variety of co-operative structures.
> 
> Do you have any thoughts on how to structure things? What about features we 
> need to have?
> 
> Let's start brainstorming...
> 
> Cory.
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