photo / frontend

The official @github repository of the Trovebox frontend software. A photo sharing and photo management web interface for data stored "in the cloud" (i.e. Amazon S3, Rackspace CloudFiles, Google Storage).
https://trovebox.com
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Photo Management: Aperture Plugin #351

Open jmathai opened 12 years ago

hfiguiere commented 12 years ago

I can look at giving a crack at it. My copious spare time allowing.

jmathai commented 12 years ago

@hfiguiere Would be awesome to have a plugin for one of the external programs (until you finish yours of course). Any idea how long you think it might take? I'm not at all familiar with the plugins and what language they're written in and if they are cross platform. Any ideas? We do have some Java and Obj-C code that should be repurposed if possible.

hfiguiere commented 12 years ago

The starting point would be to create a client library that both the iOS and MacOS clients can use. I guess I will have to start extracting it from the iOS app :-)

jmathai commented 12 years ago

@patricksan looks like we'll be utilizing some of the code from openphoto/mobile-ios. Is there anything which can be done to the code to make it more reusable as a component? It'd be great to rip out the parts which talk to the API as its own repository for @hfiguiere and others to use.

patricksan commented 12 years ago

We could have a common repository between both. I didn't know @hfiguiere was an object-c developer. This could be nice.

jmathai commented 12 years ago

@patricksan @hfiguiere I wanted to check in on this issue. I believe the first task is modularlizing the code from the iPhone app, correct? If so, which of you wanted to take on that task?

I've created two repositories for this...you both should have access.

https://github.com/openphoto/openphoto-aperture https://github.com/openphoto/openphoto-objective-c

patricksan commented 12 years ago

Hi Jaisen,

I'll not have that much time until 15th January. So I can't take this front until there.

About the code, I really would like to discuss with @hfiguiere about it. These are my questions:

Thanks