Flexifilter and FWN
by Paul W. Frields
I started experimenting with the Flexifilter module:
http://drupal.org/project/flexifilter
It allows parsing of different kinds of text to render as HTML content
in a Drupal page. (There was an earlier version of this module that
used PEAR parsing routines, whose page recommends Flexifilter
instead.)
There's a test page here:
http://publictest4.fedoraproject.org/drupal/node/11
Last night I wrote some customization for handling <ref> tags, but
it's not complete. I just wanted to see how hard it was to create a
new handler. Some things are frighteningly easy, like headings. Some
are a little more difficult -- not in concept, just in using the web
interface to create them! Fortunately there's a way to write the
filter in code and then import it.
The point of doing this is that it would make people's lives very easy
if they could just paste in wiki text and have it Just Work(tm). I'm
going to continue working on this in light of the work session Pascal
and I had yesterday. The process for entering an FWN issue is pretty
simple, and this would shave off an extra portion of time that
otherwise the editor would have to spend tweaking the markup.
Pascal, are you willing to locate any FWN workflow writeup you did
earlier, and tweak it to match what we did yesterday?
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13 years
Java Devs for EtherPad FAD -- Olin -- Outside Boston
by Colin Zwiebel
Hey all,
Still tackling this EtherPad FAD (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Etherpad_FAD)
and need some Java/J2EE/build system/packaging whizzes. The FAD purpose is
going to require some Ant/Maven work, some Java project refactoring, some
best-practices Java-fedora packaging.
I blitzed the java-devel list but no luck. Also tried scraping people off
OpenHatch (no responses). Its been about a week. Any suggestions? I really
think if we got just one good developer, we'd be set for the event.
In other news, I'm going to get some feedback from my academnic advisor and
some CS professors about the event. I'm hoping one of them will come help
out or will give a talk on a related subject or something. We shall see, I'm
very hopeful. Doing course plan paperwork has never been so productive!
Cheers,
Colin
13 years
Upcoming Fedora 14 Schedule Tasks
by John Poelstra
Start End Name
Wed 01-Sep Wed 01-Sep Reminder: Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #2
Fri 03-Sep Fri 03-Sep Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #2
Mon 06-Sep Fri 10-Sep Daily Review & Notification of Open Beta Blocker
Bugs
Tue 07-Sep Tue 07-Sep Remind Features 100% Complete in 1 week
Tue 07-Sep Tue 07-Sep Remind Beta Deadline in 1 week
Wed 08-Sep Wed 08-Sep Reminder: Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #3
Fri 10-Sep Fri 10-Sep Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #3
Tue 14-Sep Tue 21-Sep Collect Fedora 15 Names on Wiki
Tue 14-Sep Fri 08-Oct Name the Fedora 15 Release
Tue 14-Sep Tue 14-Sep Beta Change Deadline
Tue 14-Sep Tue 14-Sep Announce Beta Deadline & Feature Complete
Tue 14-Sep Tue 14-Sep Features 100% Complete Deadline
Wed 15-Sep Wed 15-Sep Deliver features < 100% to FESCo
Wed 15-Sep Wed 15-Sep Reminder: Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #4
Have you found something that is working really well in your schedule?
Or maybe you've found something you believe would work better in the
future?
Update the schedule retrospective page now to capture all of the
important details as they happen:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_14_Schedule_Retrospective
13 years
FAS change
by Mike McGrath
Just an FYI to the various team members, fas now has an "invite only" flag
for all groups. Thanks tibbs for doing the work.
-Mike
13 years
Insight Meeting recap 2010-08-26
by Paul W. Frields
Minutes:
http://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-mktg/2010-08-26/fedora_insight.20...
Minutes (text):
http://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-mktg/2010-08-26/fedora_insight.20...
Log:
http://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-mktg/2010-08-26/fedora_insight.20...
Meeting summary
---------------
* Roll call (stickster, 18:00:52)
* Last meeting's action items (stickster, 18:03:08)
* LINK:
http://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-mktg/2010-08-12/fedora_insight.20...
<-- last meeting (stickster, 18:03:12)
* 1 is DONE (stickster, 18:03:36)
* 2 is DONE (stickster, 18:03:42)
* 4 is DONE (for some value of DONE, as in "done enough") (stickster,
18:05:01)
* ACTION: smooge to ask Toshio on-list if he's interested in doing
anything related to drak's offer of a CI build process for Zikula
(stickster, 18:09:00)
* Drupal status (stickster, 18:10:05)
* LINK: https://publictest4.fedoraproject.org/drupal <-- Drupal
instance is up and ready for business! (stickster, 18:10:37)
* pcalarco and stickster are looking at Views to provide the proper
book formatting for a FWN issue, but otherwise publishing an FWN
looks to be dead-simple (stickster, 18:16:17)
* stickster is working on a custom Flexifilter that will allow
pcalarco (and others) to paste in Fedora wiki text, making the
process that much faster (stickster, 18:16:47)
* LINK: http://publictest4.fedoraproject.org/drupal/node/2 <--
pcalarco's test Book for an FWN issue (stickster, 18:19:55)
* LINK: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Insight_content_configuration
<-- wiki page to record any content customizations made (stickster,
18:20:53)
* LINK:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Insight_customizations_to_Drupal <--
wiki page to record additional modules and other core changes
(stickster, 18:21:14)
* ACTION: gwerra Install Views module and create a custom view that
will display the FWN issue Book as a single unified page with all
children (stickster, 18:22:19)
* Remember that access levels in Insight are controlled through
FakeFAS. You shouldn't do any direct manipulation of users in
Drupal, since their group memberships will get overwritten when they
login according to whatever FakeFAS says they should be. (Which is
how we want it.) (stickster, 18:26:23)
* LINK: http://publictest4.fedoraproject.org/drupal/node/11 <-- Test
of custom Flexifilter being written by stickster (stickster,
18:27:48)
* ACTION: gwerra will reach out to Jon Ciesla and work on packaging
Flexifilter and Views for drupal6 in EL-5 and maybe EL-6
(stickster, 18:40:01)
* Project plan (stickster, 18:41:33)
* LINK: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Insight_project_plan <--
something resembling ready (stickster, 18:41:47)
* ACTION: rbergeron to look at Insight Project Plan and add items from
Marketing perspective (rbergeron, 18:43:19)
* ACTION: rbergeron Put infrastructure freeze calendar items in our
plan so we know when we can't move things around (stickster,
18:50:08)
* ACTION: pcalarco will notify FWN team of direction of FWN @ Fedora
Insight on Drupal, and get them looking at pt4 (pcalarco, 18:51:29)
* ACTION: gwerra Start theming as soon as he's ready, and advertise
his repo again to the list please (stickster, 18:54:12)
* ACTION: stickster Start discussion on list of schedule, after we see
change freeze deadlines (stickster, 18:54:42)
* Theming (stickster, 18:55:19)
* ACTION: smooge can remove the old Fedora-specific insight RPMs from
infrastructure repo (stickster, 18:58:38)
* Packages etc. (stickster, 19:00:14)
* We really need drupal6 to make it into EL-5 proper... Review looks
to be completed (stickster, 19:00:31)
Meeting ended at 19:05:35 UTC.
Action Items
------------
* smooge to ask Toshio on-list if he's interested in doing anything
related to drak's offer of a CI build process for Zikula
* gwerra Install Views module and create a custom view that will display
the FWN issue Book as a single unified page with all children
* gwerra will reach out to Jon Ciesla and work on packaging Flexifilter
and Views for drupal6 in EL-5 and maybe EL-6
* rbergeron to look at Insight Project Plan and add items from Marketing
perspective
* rbergeron Put infrastructure freeze calendar items in our plan so we
know when we can't move things around
* pcalarco will notify FWN team of direction of FWN @ Fedora Insight on
Drupal, and get them looking at pt4
* gwerra Start theming as soon as he's ready, and advertise his repo
again to the list please
* stickster Start discussion on list of schedule, after we see change
freeze deadlines
* smooge can remove the old Fedora-specific insight RPMs from
infrastructure repo
Action Items, by person
-----------------------
* gwerra
* gwerra Install Views module and create a custom view that will
display the FWN issue Book as a single unified page with all
children
* gwerra will reach out to Jon Ciesla and work on packaging
Flexifilter and Views for drupal6 in EL-5 and maybe EL-6
* gwerra Start theming as soon as he's ready, and advertise his repo
again to the list please
* pcalarco
* pcalarco will notify FWN team of direction of FWN @ Fedora Insight
on Drupal, and get them looking at pt4
* rbergeron
* rbergeron to look at Insight Project Plan and add items from
Marketing perspective
* rbergeron Put infrastructure freeze calendar items in our plan so we
know when we can't move things around
* smooge
* smooge to ask Toshio on-list if he's interested in doing anything
related to drak's offer of a CI build process for Zikula
* smooge can remove the old Fedora-specific insight RPMs from
infrastructure repo
* stickster
* stickster Start discussion on list of schedule, after we see change
freeze deadlines
* **UNASSIGNED**
* (none)
People Present (lines said)
---------------------------
* stickster (141)
* rbergeron (40)
* smooge (32)
* gwerra (20)
* pcalarco (11)
* zodbot (6)
* jsmith (3)
* MarkDude (2)
* Sparks (1)
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13 years, 1 month
Upcoming Fedora 14 Tasks
by John Poelstra
Start End Name
Tue 24-Aug Tue 24-Aug Alpha Public Availability
Wed 25-Aug Wed 25-Aug Reminder: Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #1
Fri 27-Aug Fri 27-Aug Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #1
Wed 01-Sep Wed 01-Sep Reminder: Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #2
Fri 03-Sep Fri 03-Sep Beta Blocker Meeting (f14beta) #2
Mon 06-Sep Fri 10-Sep Daily Review & Notification of Open Beta Blocker
Bugs
Tue 07-Sep Tue 07-Sep Remind Features 100% Complete in 1 week
Tue 07-Sep Tue 07-Sep Remind Beta Deadline in 1 week
13 years, 1 month
Colin is the man (RE: EtherPad)
by DJ Gallagher
Looks like we're off to a great start - thanks for bringing this a step
closer to being a real thing!
It does suck that we won't have The Mel on our side, and I agree we need to
find some more language experts. Armed with dates for the event, I can try
my hand again at poaching some developers. And remember, serious JavaScript
programmers may be just as useful as Java programmers, since a decent chunk
of the app is server-side JS. We'll want a mixture of programmers and
packaging/deployment people. And polyglots in general--people who can parse
unfamiliar languages, since I doubt we're going to meet our quota on people
that know Scala.
I wouldn't worry so much about lunch at Masala Art. Either we announce it as
pay-your-own-way, and make exceptions for the people who've flown or train'd
in for the event; or we can look for someplace cheaper to go; or we can
order in from someplace cheaper, using the magic of foodler.com. You can
feel free to lean on the expertise of alumni in this regard - we are a font
of knowledge for things to do in metro-west.
-DJ (Olin '07)
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> Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2010 18:04:48 -0600
> From: Colin Zwiebel <colin(a)zonion.org>
> Subject: Etherpad FAD Update -- 90%
> To: Andrew Pethan <Andrew.Pethan(a)students.olin.edu>, Colin Zwiebel
> <colin(a)zonion.org>, Sebastian Dziallas <sebastian(a)sdziallas.com>,
> Mel
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>
> Okay folks,
> So, I'm no longer in rural Canada cutting down trees, so I can do some FAD
> planning. And we need it.
>
> Schzamm. I basically just went through and got 90% of the planning done.
> Cool, eh? Here is an update of (most) everything.
>
> 1. You won't recognize this: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Etherpad_FAD
>
> 2. This is new: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Talk:Etherpad_FAD
>
> 3. This email (read it)
>
>
> == Meeting our Audience ==
> This FAD has gotten pretty technical. This is fine, but I would still like
> to accomidate new-comers. My solution, a couple "Educational Breaks," which
> I
> plan to advertise heavily to Oliners. Each is about 1 hour long. I'll round
> up "new-comers," drag hackers off their computers, and lead a guided Q&A
> session with one or more of the "hackers." (See the schedule on the
> wiki<https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Etherpad_FAD#Schedule>
> ).
>
> For the first, I plan to grab Sebastian or another Fedora dev (assuming we
> have one) and talk about OSS development, the kernel, why all these
> companies (Red Hat, IBM, Novell, etc) would want to build something they
> give away. Tell people how to get involved. Let the "new-comers" guide.
>
> For the second I plan to grab DJ or someone to talk about the technologies
> behind EP. Maybe go over architecture. Ohh, how about a "best practices and
> where EtherPad fails" discussion. Again, keeping it at a level where
> average
> CS student can understand.
>
> My hope is some "new-comers" will stay after each of these talks. You know,
> learning via osmosis.
>
>
>
> == Euro TeleHackathon ==
> Just got an very exciting message from Joe Cornelli:
>
> Joe Corneli Aug 17 11:19PM +0100 ^ <#12a8540faed40794_digest_top>
>
> Just to confirm, this matches my holiday schedule
> (actually Oct. 2nd THROUGH the 10th). Now I hope we
> can get redhog online down to the UK for a visit. ::)))
>
> I'm not sure what the EST-5 hour time difference will
> do to the crack-of-dawnathon part of the programme;
> anyone in East Asia on the list?
>
> I'm going to have him set the schedule for the pre-FAD so we can do it
> along-side the Euro folks.
>
> Joe has some really grand visions for web notetaking with Etherpad
> next-generation:
> http://hyperreal-enterprises.posterous.com/?sort=&search=gravpad
>
>
>
> == Event Facilities ==
> Requested a room and got an email from Stephanie. Meeting status changed to
> "scheduled." Yay! Pasted at the end of this message.
>
> [] Status: Done.
>
>
>
> == Arrange Refreshments ==
> Andy: you mind driving and picking up soda cups a few days before the
> event.
> I'll request ice from Dining Service the week of the FAD. I can also borrow
> my suites electric thermo-pot for tea.
>
> [] Status: Set.
>
>
>
> == Social Event ==
> Again, I think we're good, just need Mel to advise on feasibility. I was
> planning on taking the crowd to Masala Art in Needham for lunch buffet.
> We'll just grab a few attendees, give people the option to bike, and be
> done
> with it.
>
> I actually come up blank when trying to come up with other options. We
> could
> enjoy Olin's surroundings (woods, Wellesley trail system, Needham).
> ''Maybe'' head into Boston (it would take us a good deal of time because of
> Olin's location).
>
> [] Status: Set, minus input.
>
>
>
> == List Resources ==
> This event doesn't need many resources, luckily. We aren't using any
> hardware toys. Attendees bring their computers and thats pretty much the
> end
> of the story. Few things:
> * Tables and Chairs: CC209 has them
> * Projector: CC209 has one
> * Digital Cameras: Attendees will bring
> * Video Camera: Colin will borrow one from IT
> * Fedora Infrastructure for EtherPad installation
>
>
>
> == Remaining to be Done ==
> * Start conversation with Fedora Infastructure about EP setup
> * How do we get EtherPad up and running for Fedora?
> * Invite "heavy hitters"
> * Send to some Fedora lists
> * Get the budget approved
>
>
> Colin
>
>
> == Appendix ==
>
> === Event Facilities ===
> *Notes:
> * Can we get some really nice, open air rooms? Maybe.
> * MH might be available
> * Still, are the faculty rooms really that much better than CC?
> * Maybe too much time for one room.
> * How about up in the 4th floor of the AC?
> * Too far away for average Olin student
> * Just reserve the CC and if you want a different room, figure out
> later
> * Reserved CC209
>
>
> *Room reservation:
>
> *Event Meeting Changed*
> *Customer * Olin College Students *Reservation * 20100817-010 Olin
> Way Event Type :Student Group-Conference/Event Needham, MA 02492-1200
> >From :10/8/2010
> 5:00 PM
> To :10/10/20109:00 AM Event Status : ScheduledAccount Number :
>
> MeetingsQuantity Unit CostTotal Cost*EtherPad Fedora Activity Day - Friday,
> October 08th, 2010 5:00 PM to Sunday, October 10th, 2010 9:00 AM in CC,
> 209*
> Room Charge 1 0.00 0.00Notes : Room Setup Notes :
>
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> From: Colin Zwiebel <colin(a)zonion.org>
> Subject: Etherpad FAD Update -- Need your input
> To: Andrew Pethan <Andrew.Pethan(a)students.olin.edu>, Colin Zwiebel
> <colin(a)zonion.org>, Sebastian Dziallas <sebastian(a)sdziallas.com>,
> Mel
> Chua <mel(a)melchua.com>, Jeff Mitchell <mitchell(a)kde.org>,
> "[logistics]@fedoraproject" <logistics(a)lists.fedoraproject.org>
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> The action Email:
>
> I need your help!
>
> == People ==
> No Mel ( =[ ) will miss here.
>
> We need some "heavy hitters" in Java build systems, packaging... most
> anything listed
>
> How do I/we get these people?
> (A: I'm going to email alumni, but thats no the only solution)
>
> Pick off people individually?
>
> Certain mailing lists I should go for?
>
>
> I'm partially concerned because of:
>
> == Cost Concerns ==
> For the FAD, I'm planning on an outing to Masala Art. I've budgeted it in,
> but at $14/person its a bit hefty. For attendees who have real
> Java/Scala/build system/packaging chops, getting them a delicous brunch at
> Masala Art is the least we can do for them. Buuut, for the random Oliner
> who
> stops by and listens to a talk, I don't think paying for Masala Art Brunch
> is a good use of Fedora/Red Hat funds.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> So, I would like to get knowledgeable "heavy hitters" as "registered
> attendees." I'm actually a little concerned sending out registration
> invites
> to Oliners ATM because I don't want people to come just for the $14 brunch.
>
> Actually I'm concerned for the same reason with Fedora mailing lists. Buuut
> I don't expect area locals to bother driving to Needham just for $14
> brunch,
> so probably less of a concern.
>
> Again, thoughts?
> Is this honest?
> Should I remove brunch from the wiki?
> Should I mark brunch as a "for serious devs only"? (this certainly seems
> unfair).
>
>
>
>
>
> Colin
>
> P.S.
> Eff, just found out that all my previous messages to logistics bounced
> (no-member) and they've been filtering away.
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> Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2010 23:22:31 -0400
> From: Jon Stanley <jonstanley(a)gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: Etherpad FAD Update -- 90%
> To: logistics(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
> Cc: Andrew Pethan <Andrew.Pethan(a)students.olin.edu>, Mel Chua
> <mel(a)melchua.com>, Sebastian Dziallas <sebastian(a)sdziallas.com>,
> Jeff
> Mitchell <mitchell(a)kde.org>
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> 2010/8/18 Colin Zwiebel <colin(a)zonion.org>
>
> >
> > Okay folks,
> > So, I'm no longer in rural Canada cutting down trees, so I can do some
> FAD planning. And we need it.
> >
> > Schzamm. I basically just went through and got 90% of the planning done.
> Cool, eh? Here is an update of (most) everything.
>
> Completely awesome. From the Infrastructure side, this is the first
> time that I've heard about this (which isn't necessarily a bad thing -
> I may have missed it in the flow, that's entirely possible). Anyhow,
> I'm three things that you can use (I think):
>
> 1) sysadmin-main :)
> 2) Somewhat local (NYC - a quick Amtrak ride away from Boston, and
> MBTA out to Needham from there)
> 3) Experience with FAD's
>
> What I would need from you is budget to get me there, a hotel room,
> and that's about it :)
>
> Note that I don't have much experience with Java as a programming
> language, however, from a former life I do have experience deploying
> Java apps.
>
> I'm somewhat limited in my availability outside of evenings/weekends -
> I do have a rather demanding $DAYJOB, and can't get on IRC (or gmail)
> from work at any rate generally. But if you send mail, bug me on IRC
> (jds2001), or send carrier pigeons, I'll generally respond in some
> reasonable amount of time. :)
>
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13 years, 1 month
Etherpad FAD Update -- Need your input
by Colin Zwiebel
The action Email:
I need your help!
== People ==
No Mel ( =[ ) will miss here.
We need some "heavy hitters" in Java build systems, packaging... most
anything listed
How do I/we get these people?
(A: I'm going to email alumni, but thats no the only solution)
Pick off people individually?
Certain mailing lists I should go for?
I'm partially concerned because of:
== Cost Concerns ==
For the FAD, I'm planning on an outing to Masala Art. I've budgeted it in,
but at $14/person its a bit hefty. For attendees who have real
Java/Scala/build system/packaging chops, getting them a delicous brunch at
Masala Art is the least we can do for them. Buuut, for the random Oliner who
stops by and listens to a talk, I don't think paying for Masala Art Brunch
is a good use of Fedora/Red Hat funds.
Thoughts?
So, I would like to get knowledgeable "heavy hitters" as "registered
attendees." I'm actually a little concerned sending out registration invites
to Oliners ATM because I don't want people to come just for the $14 brunch.
Actually I'm concerned for the same reason with Fedora mailing lists. Buuut
I don't expect area locals to bother driving to Needham just for $14 brunch,
so probably less of a concern.
Again, thoughts?
Is this honest?
Should I remove brunch from the wiki?
Should I mark brunch as a "for serious devs only"? (this certainly seems
unfair).
Colin
P.S.
Eff, just found out that all my previous messages to logistics bounced
(no-member) and they've been filtering away.
13 years, 1 month
