- From: "H. William Welliver III" <hww3 AT riverweb.com>
- To: caudium-devel AT caudium.net
- Subject: Re: [caudium-devel] Re: how about redmine?
- Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:07:00 -0400
Why not simply use a SF/savannah/gforge/<put your favorite SF
alternative here>?
My thoughts about why _not_ SF/Savannah/Gforge are:
1. They're not really a consolidated codebase: they use a mixture of
languages and have a large number of dependencies.
2. They quite literally take over a machine
3. The number of features is overwhelming, and almost unnecessary
(certainly unelegant).
I still think trying to run our stuff ourselves is a luxury we can't
afford.
Convince me.
I agree, but what I'm suggesting is this: 1) we don't run our own
hardware and 2) this might be something more of a pike community
project rather than a caudium specific one; we'd just be one of the
first big projects to use a Pike Forge.
I'd say don't suffer from NIH.
Either we want our own stuff and wer should be able to run a rail app
(even still using Caudium), either we'll spend our lifetime setting up
our tools for being able to work on our real projects.
agreed. my suggestion about converting it to a pike app was part
jest, part encouragement for other non-caudium-core developers :)
I'd be okay with setting up redmine on a virtual server somewhere.
Bill
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