Project & Team organization, managment, and prioritizing

[Dobby233Liu]

creation date = 2008-07-22T09:56:50.897-07:00

Project & Team organization, managment, and prioritizing --How should the team be organized?   Type set to task: We need to figure this out.   Impact set to high: Team organization shapes this project, and we need to figure this out once we are all organized.     form niwradsoft -I believe than the projects they must take a degree XPize, XPize.net For my right now part in agreement with XPero that I will go for modifying XPize code in order that he be compatible with NSIS 2.38 And the improvements that I propose for the moment and I can do for this code 4.6 is:

• Compatibility
• Multilanguaje Support
• InstallerSystemFiles.nsi and UninstallerSystemFiles.nsi in one file (In a Macro)
• XPize 4.. - Source Full and Lite in an alone code.
• NSIS MUI2
• various improvements   from ChrisKuhli-- - Should it be a team of several people working with the sources we now have?   from W3bbo-- I don't think the project needs a "team" of developers; just one or two would do just fine (too many chefs spoil the soup, so to speak) as it is just a utility program. Personally, I'd like to see the project written in C/C++ since it reduces dependencies on .NET, but I'm easy either way and I think the pragmatic choice is continuing with the current code base (so long as it is a spaghetti pile of anonymous methods, delegates, and fails FxCop spectacularly) ...   from doomangel-- I've working in a project based on vize code for a month now and what i have done is some minor changes or additions to the codebase. i don't think the code needs improvement, if we could create a team our main goal should be to discover all the non vista or non xp icons and replace the resources.   from Zoom7000-- Also, I personally think it would be a good idea to try to get either peyronnx or zedox on the project because they have already worked on their own versions and their experience would be of great benefit.

[Dobby233Liu]

closed date = 2009-01-31T06:29:08.597-08:00

The reorganisation was completed in August, the new codebase was released in early 2009, and everything's fine and dandy