Re: PEAR group elections - 2011?

On Tue, 2011-04-26 at 17:49 +0100, David Coallier wrote: > Yeah it's time we have cause some movement again. > > I believe what's going to be big(-ger) in the next year is > "installers". For some reason, none wants to contribute to the PEAR > installer because they all think writing an installer is easy. I'd > love if we could put our foot down and say: "It's time, let's move, > this is the new installer, you can plugin like this, yaddi yadda". > Are you referring to the go-pear installer? If so, we should just be telling people to use pyrus. It doesn't require any installation! <snip> Cheers, Mike > Let's move! > > On 25 April 2011 08:30, Daniel O'Connor <daniel.oconnor@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hey all, > > As much as I love being part of the pear group; and realizing I've done > > nothing overly strenuous during that time; do we want to put in a bit of > > focus this time around re finding candidates / establishing a bit of a plan > > for the year? > > > > IE: http://pear.php.net/group/ is a shade out of date. > > > > When I reflect back on the last 12/24 months; I think the most I've done is > > (1) cause havoc [oops!] (2) grant karma in a few places (3) hack away at > > pearweb/make a few comments on an "integrated pear proxy" blog post. > > With the untimely death of the pear blog; news from 12 months ago is the > > only other contribution I seem to have made. > > > > What are some quick wins we can achieve between now and June? > > What else is going on in other areas of the PHP ecosystem that we should be > > reaching out to? (ie: symphony2's community is publishing great articles and > > code re dependency injection; while striking a balance between framework and > > components in their releases). > > What's really, really broken? (I should get off my behind and install a > > blogging platform on test.pear.php.net to replace blog.pear.php.net for > > instance) > > > > What does the community want to see in the next year? > > >