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This is Redbrick wishlist of projects that could do with coding. | |||
==Replacement for hey== | |||
* Er, without some kind of requirements, it's hard to understand why this is needed? What are you thinking of here? -- [[User:Pooka|Pooka]] | |||
* How about "Addition" to hey, or an alternative framework to allow heys to be sent to different places (web, MSN/AIM window) -- [[User:Kpodesta|Kpodesta]] | |||
* Maybe build it on top of jabber then we could hey people on other servers/networks (including google talk etc ) -- [[User:kyper|kyper]] | |||
* It'd be nice if you could hey people logged onto the jabber server, and they could message you back, whatever about integrating it with other netoworks | |||
[[User:lil_cain|lil_cain] | |||
==Web boards== | |||
* | * Currently under development by [http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~art_wolf/rb/FUDforum2 art_wolf] (PHP), [http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~link/news link] (perl) and [[User:Shimoda|Shimoda]] (Java). -- JohnDoyle - 20 Jul 2005 | ||
** | ====features of links [http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~link/news RedbrickNews]==== | ||
** | *threading | ||
*ability to view only unread posts in group | |||
*ability to view all posts in group | |||
*two way sync of read posts (post read on web marked as read in slrn,posts read in slrn marked read on web) | |||
*displays only groups you are subscribed to in slrn | |||
*basic rot13 support | |||
*article posting | |||
*article canceling | |||
*newsgroup search (support [http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/queryparsersyntax.html lucene] syntax) | |||
Useful features implemented upon request to [[link]] | |||
==Simple interface to Redbrick== | |||
* | * For instance Flin/Flash or a seperate app, in java or c++. Shimoda suggested an app and have tabs to chat, the boards, heys etc. -- JohnDoyle - 20 Jul 2005 | ||
* If there's going to be a seperate app it should not be in favour of flin/flash but a seperate interface, again. I think a full web solution would cover a GUI but if people are interested in a seperate GUI then fire ahead with it. More options == better in the end of the day. -- [[User:Halenger|Halenger]] | |||
* A java interface would be nice, perhaps a java program, tabbed, that opens 4 connections; slrn, irssi, and 2 terminals, one for heys, one 'standard' rb commands. Is there a wrapper for putty's SSH library? -[[User:igy|igy]] | |||
[[Category:Projects]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:56, 20 April 2007
This is Redbrick wishlist of projects that could do with coding.
Replacement for hey
- Er, without some kind of requirements, it's hard to understand why this is needed? What are you thinking of here? -- Pooka
- How about "Addition" to hey, or an alternative framework to allow heys to be sent to different places (web, MSN/AIM window) -- Kpodesta
- Maybe build it on top of jabber then we could hey people on other servers/networks (including google talk etc ) -- kyper
- It'd be nice if you could hey people logged onto the jabber server, and they could message you back, whatever about integrating it with other netoworks
[[User:lil_cain|lil_cain]
Web boards
- Currently under development by art_wolf (PHP), link (perl) and Shimoda (Java). -- JohnDoyle - 20 Jul 2005
features of links RedbrickNews
- threading
- ability to view only unread posts in group
- ability to view all posts in group
- two way sync of read posts (post read on web marked as read in slrn,posts read in slrn marked read on web)
- displays only groups you are subscribed to in slrn
- basic rot13 support
- article posting
- article canceling
- newsgroup search (support lucene syntax)
Useful features implemented upon request to link
Simple interface to Redbrick
- For instance Flin/Flash or a seperate app, in java or c++. Shimoda suggested an app and have tabs to chat, the boards, heys etc. -- JohnDoyle - 20 Jul 2005
- If there's going to be a seperate app it should not be in favour of flin/flash but a seperate interface, again. I think a full web solution would cover a GUI but if people are interested in a seperate GUI then fire ahead with it. More options == better in the end of the day. -- Halenger
- A java interface would be nice, perhaps a java program, tabbed, that opens 4 connections; slrn, irssi, and 2 terminals, one for heys, one 'standard' rb commands. Is there a wrapper for putty's SSH library? -igy