Happy new year out there.
I apologize for the few posts these days, there will be more in the coming days.
Happy new year out there.
I apologize for the few posts these days, there will be more in the coming days.
Today ContactR also scored 57.89% Activity.
See it in the Forge.
The Complete Statistics were:
Activity Percentile: 57.89
Activity Ranking: 25.00
Register Date: 2007-11-21 21:56
I finally also completed the data on the forge and started the Task Tracking system as well as the source control.
-> https://forja.rediris.es/projects/csl2-contactr/
If you want to checkout the current version of Contactr (0.3.0.0) use this commandline:
svn checkout https://forja.rediris.es/svn/csl2-contactr
or if you prefer to download it as tar.gz file:
Hi out there,
today I uploaded the documentation so far and whilst I was doing that updated the documentation generation process.
Now that is done with a nice and sleek Makefile. The structure of the Makefile is very general.
If you want to autodocu you PHP files alá JDoc you can use my Makefile. All you need to do is:
1. Install PHPDocumentor (ubunt: “sudo pear install PHPDocumentor”)
2. Adjust the Macros in the Makefile
3. Run make doc
4. Enjoy!
Attached to this Post you will find the Makefile.
So here comes the current status. For the ones which didn’t test ContactR yet, and the ones which want to test it again (username and pw changed):
- location: http://contacts.shdev.de/
- user: admin
- pw: 1234
In the actual version didn’t change too much, at least not noticable. I have moved the user handling into a MySQL Database and implemented an login/logoff mechanism provided by the phpUserClass.
Further I started the Database-Design for the rest of the data. Right now there is a XML-MySQL hybrid used.
But before I continue telling what is planned to implement here the current feature list:
Server:
Client:
So far the features. If you find one I missed tell me
I promised to post the time line with the milestone for the feature as well as the approximated times for the milestones in the next days. Of course there will be a complete feature list with all todos and dones.
So long…
I’ve thought about the crappy Image on the Welcomepage.
It was a not to overthought gimp experiment. Basically y just wanted to do some shiny things.
I want to replace this with a few images with a little more message. It needs to say connect, contact, share, collaborate, mobil, of course it needs to look like fun. So what I’m looking for are a few picture like this:
- Smiling Woman looking on cellphone (you can see the screen of the phone)
- Laughing boy looking on PC (screen visible)
- Female student like girl sitting in a park with a laptop also…smiling/laughing/having fun
(of course screen…you get the idea)
My plan is to connect these pictures with a kabel-like logo which then also becomes the ContactR logo. The pictures then cycle through so that always at least 2 are shown.
If some of you just happen to sit in front of any of these devices…why not smile into a camera at the same time?
Also, if some of you have more Ideas about on what devices somebody could possibly use ContactR, I’m happy for every thought.
So long…
Hi to all of you out there.
I finally brought online the blog for ContactR. Here I will post news depending the development of ContactR.
If some of you are not sure what ContactR is or will be, here is the short description:
ContactR is a social Adressbook. That means you can manage your contacts, list your phone numbers, sort your emails or import and export them to and from clients like Thunderbird or Outlook. Furthermore you can use everything from your Handy, out of your Browser with the sleek websurface, as Gadget on your favorite Dashboard (e.g. iGoogle, Netvibes, …) or from your Windows Vista Sidebar.
It is developed for a contest in Spain called “II concurso de software libre“. I’m proud to participate with so many others. There is a list of participating project on the page of the contest (here)
I hope that explains it so far if there are more questions read the longer description in the forge, leave a comment or write an email to contactr@shdev.de.
Test Development Snapshot of ContactR: http://contacts.shdev.de