[Vtigercrm-developers] Roadmap 6.5 and 7

Fri May 6 14:25:00 GMT 2016

Hi

I cannot really understand "I just realized that open source indeed is not
exist anymore"

Did you read what Linux development groups does?

It is really needed to earn money. But there lot more there other than it.

The open source discussion is not about earning but talking about doing
something interesting and useful rather than pure commercial relay.

Thanks
Sutharsan jeganathan
On 4 May 2016 20:45, "Stacey Johnson" <stacey.johnson110 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I was whining too, and now I feel a bit shame, as obviously barking on
> vtiger guys would do nothing to what they want to do and how they want to
> do.
> All of you guys (me too in the past) forgot that all is about money. All
> of you trying to blame Prasad & his team, of sick threatening of Open
> Source.
> :-) I just realized that open source indeed is not exist anymore (at least
> in projects where mass is involved). It like you watching BBC or CNN and
> you think they say the truth only .  So, guys, instead of that, I would
> again raise petition to fix fork, which dont need to be a big "fork stuff",
> with giant marketing and so on, but some little subversion where few of you
> (most experienced) will contribute by adding new stuff and merging existing
> changes with (very slowly progressing) vtiger.
> Such as yetifarce - where Blazej and his gang indeed gone too far and too
> fast to cuddle serious developers (however job done not that bad).
> Summarizing... answer yourself: Does vtiger founders likes you more or
> maybe their ondemand baby? There is only black or white. No whiter pale of
> shade or whatever....
>
> Stacey
>
> On Wed, May 4, 2016 at 5:30 PM, Simone Travaglini <
> simonetravaglini at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Prasad, I think Preexo have all the reason to ask a deep detailed
>> roadmap.
>> We really need to plan our work for the future.
>>
>> 2016-05-04 11:35 GMT+02:00 Preexo <preexo at googlemail.com>:
>>
>>> Dear Prasad,
>>>
>>> Thank you for your input and participation in this topic. I appreciate it
>>> very much and I think vtiger should more often take a leading role in
>>> this
>>> kind of discussions, I am sure it would make everyone feel more relaxed
>>> about the future of vtiger open source. Your answer with the roadmap is a
>>> great start!
>>>
>>> But... you summarized a bit too much, I am missing some important
>>> deatails.
>>> I understand that everyone is busy and you are also fed up with the open
>>> source community complaining the whole time, but for us it's only
>>> possible
>>> to plan and contribute further if we are being involved with real details
>>> about the future.
>>> What defines "less core framework changes" and what features from the on
>>> demand are on the plan for open source?
>>> Which features are definitely not going to make it into open source,
>>> because
>>> why?
>>> How much core changes will be merged into vtiger if contributed by us?
>>> What
>>> about library updates across the whole product, what about framework
>>> replacements across the whole project? What about new features?
>>>
>>> It needs more, please... Please don't tell me you don't have more...
>>> Because
>>> this is not much since 6.4 and it just gives us the impression you made
>>> the
>>> open source project a weekend hobby for bad weather days.
>>>
>>> I really want to contribute, but every time I am scared I just waste my
>>> time. For me personally it would be a good start if I got some comments
>>> on
>>> !25 (http://code.vtiger.com/vtiger/vtigercrm/merge_requests/25) for
>>> example... I was only scratching the surface there and had like many more
>>> plans for replacement and improvements, but those tiny tiny changes
>>> already
>>> ended in a black whole, what kind of impression does that should give me
>>> I
>>> ask you?
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Prasad-14 wrote
>>> > I have summarized the targets that is on the table:
>>> >
>>> > *6.5 Release Goal *(Q2 / early Q3 2016)
>>> >
>>> >    - More focused on bug-fixes, merge-requests and minor features.
>>> >    - Features that demands less core-framework changes will be pulled
>>> from
>>> >    Ondemand.
>>> >
>>> > *7.0 Release Goal *(ETA - tentative 2017)
>>> >
>>> >    - Vtiger 7 Layout
>>> >    - Enabling Multi-layout support need more community evaluation and
>>> >       feedback.
>>> >       - Approved Ondemand features + core framework changes that are
>>> >    compatible to Opensource.
>>> >
>>> > What features will be in 7.0?
>>> >
>>> >    - To be discussed post 6.5.0 release.
>>> >    - You are welcome to file requests on code.vtiger.com.
>>> >
>>> > *Would there be 6.6 instead of 7.0?*
>>> >
>>> >    - Possible.
>>> >
>>> > Regards,
>>> > Prasad
>>> > Vtiger Team
>>> >
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>>> >
>>> > On Fri, Apr 29, 2016 at 4:07 PM, Manuel Fernando <
>>>
>>> > ptdesigner@
>>>
>>> > >
>>> > wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> About create a new fork, speaking for myself, is not necessary because
>>> >> the
>>> >> fork is here.
>>> >>
>>> >> And even if someone (individual or group) create a new fork some
>>> problems
>>> >> still there because the main problem now is not defined what must be
>>> >> done.
>>> >> New features, just fixes or improvements etc etc.
>>> >> A new fork, depending of witch people would drive that fork will
>>> always
>>> >> have a more specific way of thinking for their business cases or their
>>> >> knowledge areas.
>>> >>
>>> >> We have now more tools than ever to contribute.
>>> >> For that, we should open a discussion like a webform for community put
>>> >> their needs and vote for improvements or new functionalities so we
>>> have a
>>> >> better understanding of what people is looking for.
>>> >> Vtiger team may have some data collected in the past years when
>>> vtiger is
>>> >> installed (selecting the business case).
>>> >> Community can have some similar if some "vote data" is collected.
>>> >>
>>> >> Maybe we don’t need Vtiger 7 “depending of what is bringing for
>>> >> community”
>>> >>
>>> >> About new features, sometimes they try to fill CRM’s in a way that
>>> gets
>>> >> massive and software looses his direction when try to include
>>> everything
>>> >> and that’s why extensions are great.
>>> >>
>>> >> Best Regards.
>>> >>
>>> >> Manuel
>>> >>
>>> >> > No dia 29/04/2016, às 09:50, Alan Bell <
>>>
>>> > alan.bell at .co
>>>
>>> > >
>>> >> escreveu:
>>> >> >
>>> >> > On 29/04/16 07:02, Preexo wrote:
>>> >> >> Alan Bell-6 wrote
>>> >> >>> >but I got a heap of merges accepted on
>>> >> >>> >code.vtiger.com over the past few days, so I am not too
>>> distressed
>>> >> at
>>> >> >>> >the moment.
>>> >> >> I just saw that on code.vtiger.com and it made my day! I will
>>> commit a
>>> >> few
>>> >> >> more things in the next few weeks as well and hope for the best,
>>> >> > worth noting for the vtiger folk that the best way to motivate
>>> people
>>> >> to
>>> >> contribute more stuff is to review issues and action merges in a
>>> >> reasonable
>>> >> timescale, (accepting or rejecting is fine, leaving it is not so
>>> good) if
>>> >> I
>>> >> have 10 outstanding merge requests sitting there with no feedback I am
>>> >> not
>>> >> going to do much more, but if they get merged then I am going to try
>>> and
>>> >> fill up the queue again, and if they get rejected I am going to fix
>>> them
>>> >> and try again.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > Sometimes what is needed on an issue is a little discussion about
>>> the
>>> >> right way to fix it before someone can go ahead and do the work and
>>> >> propose
>>> >> a merge - especially for situations like this one:
>>> >> http://code.vtiger.com/vtiger/vtigercrm/issues/184 where I want a
>>> feature
>>> >> I know is in the on-demand and I can implement in the open source, but
>>> >> that
>>> >> is a bit of a redundant effort (actually I already did it for a
>>> customer
>>> >> so
>>> >> not too much extra effort) and I think it just makes merging harder in
>>> >> the
>>> >> future.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > Alan.
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