Announcing community elections
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Exciting opportunities to contribute and be awesome abound!
http://www.concrete5.org/about/blog/open-source-and-strategy/announ...
-frz
http://www.concrete5.org/about/blog/open-source-and-strategy/announ...
-frz
Awesome!
can't wait :D
can't wait :D
Lets walk before we run.
We're going to be looking hard at improving the bug fixing workflow with our use of issues on GIT. If all sorts of things are getting done that way and all these ongoing needs we have had that we just made these groups for are doing great, it'll be much easier for us to step back from critical decisions around how the core interacts with the marketplace (package functionality) or what-have-you.
We're going to be looking hard at improving the bug fixing workflow with our use of issues on GIT. If all sorts of things are getting done that way and all these ongoing needs we have had that we just made these groups for are doing great, it'll be much easier for us to step back from critical decisions around how the core interacts with the marketplace (package functionality) or what-have-you.
Once I figure out how to work with Git I'm there, looking forward to the future of C5.
"Lets walk before we run."
I like this approach, not letting this great platform get out of control with too many updates too soon.
I like this approach, not letting this great platform get out of control with too many updates too soon.
This seems like a good plan. I'd like to see a suggestion box for each of these groups, so when I notice little quirks or have ideas it would be easy to send it to the right people.
-Spencer
-Spencer
Though I'm noticing the lack of a "core development" group -- things like bug fixes, extending the package functionality, etc. Is that an oversight?
James