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An open source solution for managing projects with GitHub integration
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Determine framework(s) #2

Open kevinzurek opened 9 years ago

kevinzurek commented 9 years ago

This will probably be a web application, but what frameworks will we use?

JustSteveKing commented 9 years ago

I prefer PHP as it is my language of choice, and I use Slim only in my apps as it is micro and lightweight

kevinzurek commented 9 years ago

My strengths are .NET MVC and Play!

JustSteveKing commented 9 years ago

I guess we are going to have different areas? I mean people in the organisation have different skills after all!

kevinzurek commented 9 years ago

Yeah, let's see what everyone likes and make a decision. I'm open to learning something new.

JamieAmstel commented 9 years ago

I would be interested in using node js?

JustSteveKing commented 9 years ago

I am also open to learning Node - it seems like the future

syrano commented 9 years ago

i'd be super interested in node as well

kevinzurek commented 9 years ago

I would also be interested in Node, but I wouldn't be comfortable governing pull requests for it. Anyone familiar enough and willing to do so?

JustSteveKing commented 9 years ago

I think we need to look at frameworks per language instead of an all over one. That way if you are to pick up a new language and need a framework the group has a kind of default one per language. It will aid in learning new languages and frameworks.

kevinzurek commented 9 years ago

Is anyone interested in setting up the foundations for this in Node.js and helping to manage pull requests? Otherwise i can do it in .NET MVC (C#)

jasonmcauley commented 9 years ago

We were having a discussion about this in the slack chat. Basically my thoughts are we can try Play to expose people to some Scala/Java or Ruby on Rails (as it is a pretty marketable skill to have nowadays). Basically my interests kind of have me slanted towards Play... But my practical side has me thinking Ruby on Rails.

My selfishness has me turning away from .NET due to the fact that I work with it all day and would like to learn something new... However I am not completely opposed to it if that is what people want.

JamieAmstel commented 9 years ago

http://www.reddit.com/r/opendev/comments/2v7nbb/project_opendevmanagement_languageframework_poll/

syrano commented 9 years ago

I'm totally in for Rails actually. I just started with the manual tbh but it' something I really want to get involved with too

H4kor commented 9 years ago

I only have experiences in django and my developing experiences are limited to solo projects.

joshfarrant commented 9 years ago

I'm a big fan of Ember for the front-end, plus there's Ember Data which can interface with the API. I'd also like to try out React too, although that's purely view as far as I understand. Have a little bit of experience with Node but would love to spend some more time with it too.