Re: [Cppcms-users] plugins for cppcms-blog

[David E. <dav...@gm...>]

Im very much  interested in contributing. I want to get an idea for what
people want. User management and user centric features are something that I
need and something people would probably want.
On Aug 12, 2011 11:16 AM, "Artyom Beilis" <art...@ya...> wrote:
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>>I just compiled the new cppcms-blog (props on the perfectly
>
>> working cmake files, i can never get cmake to do what i want)
>> and was about to start making some changes to the code (I want
>> the ability to have per user views, i.e. certain pages and
>> entries are only visible to certain users, etc).
>
>> It occurred to me that this might be better suited as some sort of
plugin.
>>
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> As blogging system CppCMS's blog has very weak user management
> system. It may and should be improved.
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> Currently I don't have much time and it is not the top
> priority right now, but if you wish to work on it I'd be
> glad to receive any help.
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>> So..  Do you think there would be benefit / interest
>> in implementing some sort of plugin / dynamically loadable
>> module framework for cppcms-blog?
>>
>
> Plug-in system could be nice but currently Cpp Blog misses
> many other essential features that should be in the core
> of the blogging system.
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>>It would be very nice if we could make cppcms-blog of the
>> same caliber as say, wordpress / drupal (from an
>> extensiblity point of view, not from a bloat pov).
>>
>
> Yeah it would be nice... Would you do it :-) ?
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> Artyom
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