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-7 | Common Application Signing AccountBruce A Currier - 30 Mar 2009 / (7) As you look to re-design the site, I think it would be a good idea to look into creating an OpenNTF signer account that the finished applications (especially in the new catalog) would be signed with. That would allow me to choose to add this into the ECL for my ... |
16 | Red projectsNiklas Heidloff - 26 Feb 2009 / (5) New projects should be kicked off as 'red projects'. Similar to redbooks a couple of experts work (virtually) together on a concrete deliverable in a short amount of time. In difference to redbooks the main deliverable however is not text, but code. This is a very efficient way to produce ... |
20 | Provide a public Sametime service for OpenNTF usersNiklas Heidloff - 26 Feb 2009 / (5) OpenNTF should provide a Sametime service for OpenNTF users to interact via instant messaging. This doesn't necessarily mean that OpenNTF needs to set up it's own service but could also mean that OpenNTF leverages and integrates other services (e.g. LotusLive, bleedyellow, etc.) |
23 | Add a "how to contribute" field to all projectsJan Schulz - 26 Feb 2009 / (5) Almost nowhere is a description or invitation to contribute to a project. It would be great if this could be encouraged by the infrastructure with a "how to contribute" field/page. Also, it would be great if there would be a how-to about contributing, as this (at ... |
27 | Improve the overall UX for the home page |
37 | Add "Production ready" rating/categoryJan Schulz - 26 Feb 2009 / (4) There are a lot of projects, which you can use, but not every one is ready to be deployed. Some are frameworks, some are just not ready (yet). It would be great to distinguish them so you can only browse the "drop it into your domino ... |
28 | Theme Repository |
10 | LotusScript.doc should be supported by OpenNTFJens Winkelmann - 27 Feb 2009 / (4) |
26 | Code control system for design elements in NSFs/NTFs |
32 | Provide one wiki per project for documentation |
24 | Improve the overall UX for the projects pageNiklas Heidloff - 26 Feb 2009 / (3) OpenNTF should improve the user experience of the projects page: - The UI should look more modern and clearer - Finding of actual content in all the tabs should be easier and not that hidden (and with the unnecessary sections) - New optional tools should be ... |
33 | Improve the search function |
13 | Provide a Usability Rating (e.g., End User, Developer, Power User)Jack Dausman - 25 Mar 2009 / (3) |
1 | Registry of project installsUlrich Krause - 25 Aug 2009 / (3) One drawback of the OpenNTF system is that we have no idea how many people are using the software compared to the number of downloads. Instead of creating a full OpenNTF user account, let users register for a project. This is mainly for morale boosting purposes, but also helps ... |
14 | Subversion as code control system for Eclipse code |
52 | Project screenshots - more easy to access / previewPatrick Kwintensson - 26 Feb 2009 / (2) To do a quickscan if a Project on OpenTF is interesting I always go through the screenshots before I start downloading a release. Unfortunately this screenshots require a lot of navigation back and forth. Easier navigation between different screenshots would help me ... |
16 | Project of the month - GalleryPatrick Kwintensson - 26 Feb 2009 / (2) maybe an attractive gallery of all project of the month - winners, for first timers on OpenNTF this gives a good impression of the sites capabilities |
37 | XPages custom control repository |
17 | Video Channel for Client How-TosJack Dausman - 14 Apr 2009 / (2) |
3 | Unit Testing applicationMark Demicoli - 21 May 2009 / (2) I've decided I need to start doing proper unit testing on some of my applications (haha! he speaks in jest you say). Is there an application already open sourced for this? (Could not find one and there is no apparent search facility on OpenNTF) . If anyone out there is ... |
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