Re: elections for PEAR Group commence in 1 day
| From: | Gregory Beaver | Date: | Thu, 19 Apr 2007 18:13:57 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: elections for PEAR Group commence in 1 day | ||
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Mark Wiesemann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Gregory Beaver wrote:
>> The first elections for the new PEAR Group will commence in about 24
>> hours, and last until May 1.
> [...]
>> If you wish to run, you have about 24 hours left to declare candidacy.
> [...]
>
> As Justin, I'd like to add my name to the list of candidates.
>
> I'm working with PEAR since a few years. My work on PEAR started with a
> lot of bug reports and feature requests, and finally really started by
> taking over the maintainership of DB_Table from Paul M. Jones. Since
> them, I'm work on several PEAR packages like Structures_DataGrid,
> HTML_Table or the tableless renderer (and the appendant DHTMLRules) for
> HTML_QuickForm.
>
> I'm also doing some more activities, like providing help on the
> pear-general list and some PEAR forums (e.g. pear-forum.de or
> pear-forum.org). I'm also responsible for building the weekly CHM
> versions of the PEAR manual (for EN, DE, FR; together with Takagi
> Masahiro who provides the JA version).
>
> Finally, although not being a member of the QA group, I also did (and
> do) some QA work, e.g. by "insisting" on the PEAR CS, by following the
> pear-cvs list for problems with the comments, or by watching the
> compliance with the decisions of the old PEAR group.
>
> My goals as a possible member of the new PEAR Group are:
> - make PEAR ready for PHP 5 and 6 (not only seen for PEAR2, but also
> for the packages that are now in PEAR), while keeping the PHP 4 stuff
> at least bug "free" (comparable to how DB is still maintained for bug
> fixes, while MDB2 is the "active" database abstraction layer in PEAR)
> - improve the way packages get into PEAR (the current PEPr rejections
> showed some problems with the current way)
> - improve the documentation, e.g. I like Greg's idea of providing
> multiple package spanning tutorials (a rather short example of this
> can be found on my website for QF, QFC, tableless renderer and
> DHTMLRules)
>
> And finally something that is also important in my opinion: If I should
> ever have not enough time anymore to work as a group member (not likely
> for the next year, of course), I would tell it and I would not disappear
> silently as some of the old group members did.
Hi Mark,
I have added your name to the list of candidates at
http://pear.php.net/election/info.php?election=7&vote=1
Thanks,
Greg