Re: [Tsheetx-developers] Who's actively working on the TSNG system?

[Scott M. <sco...@gm...>]

Good to hear about the HTML stuff in the database now being ignored, and
moving to some sort of template system; I think that will be much nicer than
having that stuff in the database.  I would certainly be interested in
reading what peter has...

There are many suggested improvements that are impossible without having per
user configuration options.  Things like having each user able to create a
default set of time entries per week, eventually allowing the user to set
their own timezone (once we can store times as UTC).  Once we have this
ability a whole myriad of new possibilities are opened up to further improve
the user experience.

Peter Lazarus, are you still working on improving the "managment approval"
area?

-Scott

On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 4:23 PM, Mark Wrightson <ma...@rw...>wrote:

>  Hi Scott,
>
> Myself and Peter have been very busy over the last couple of months working
> on cleaning up the entire codebase, making it much more Object Orientated
> cleaning up XHTML errors and css-ifying everything to make it more skinnable
> and manageable.  Please look at our txsheet-2.0-demo to see what we have
> been upto.  Unfortunately both myself and Peter have been quite busy lately
> so nothing has changed since about 10th Jan.  There is still a fair bit to
> go on our side before it would be classed as 'stable'.
>
> On my list of things to do are:
> a) update the way the menu is built changing the structure to be more like:
> http://www.scm-uk.com
> b) improve the authorisation/authentication mechanisms to make it more
> versatile but i need to recompile php with ldap before
> I can do this.  ( can anyone help here)
>
> Since peter and I started back in Novemeber nothing has been changed in the
> trunk as far as I know which as it stands makes it very convenient for
> merging our changes once our changes have been approved.  So far we have
> left all database tables alone however we have stopped using the html
> header, footer, etc from the config files in favour of a template / theme
> style method.
>
> Peter has a nice list of all the changes we have made so maybe now is the
> time to ask him to email it out to everyone?
> I should stress that while we have made quite a lot of changes in our
> branch about 90+% of the codebase remains unchanged.
> It is mainly structural upgrades that we have been making.
>
> May I ask what changes you are planning to the config table and what you
> mean by user configuration items?
>
> All the best
> Mark Wrightson
>
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> On 10/02/2011 16:04, Scott Miller wrote:
>
> Hey everyone,
>
> So, I've nearly dropped off the face of the earth over the past several
> months with regards to this project, but I'm recently back working on fixing
> the configuration table, which, in my opinion, is a horrible mess.  My goal,
> once the new configuration table is working well, is to also create a
> similar structure that can be used for per user configuration items.  In a
> day and a half, I've managed to get a large chunk of that work done.
>
> So, who is actively working on improving which parts of the system at the
> moment?
>
> Mark Wrightson, are you still working on improving the code base?
> Is anyone working on internationalization (ability to do translations to
> other languages)?
>
> -Scott
>
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