Re: Gauging Interest in a PHPForge
| From: | Steve Mallett | Date: | Sat, 22 Jan 2005 17:01:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Gauging Interest in a PHPForge | ||
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Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Steve Mallett wrote:Ruby and Java people like using rubyforge and java.net respectively. If PHP folks don't want to do something similar then that's cool. I just want to find out. Sourceforge serves the need for a completely unstructuredHi folks/webmaster@php.net addressees, I'm trying to gauge interest from the PHP community in a sourceforge/java.net type of site for PHP developers. A PHPForge. I've setup a -beta- version of GForge here: http://phpforge.osdir.com for this reason but, would like to hear from folks on whether this would be of interest before blowing a gasket on setting it up to production capability. Long winded explanation and feedback sought here: http://osdir.com/Article3732.phtmlThis doesn't make much sense to me. Why would people use PHPForge over sourceforge?
place to dump projectsI think it boils down to wanting to have a focused vs unstructured place. Again, if not c'est la vie. -- Steve Mallett http://steve.osdir.com FooMail: steve@fooworks.com FooWorkVoice: 506.871.6406